Never have your subway ads ask questions
By adamg - Fri, 10/21/2005 - 9:36pm.
Unless you don't mind people scrawling answers to them:
... On my way home on the orange line a few nights ago, I noticed an ad that asked "Is a biolab safe in the south end?" with graffiti scrawled below it that said "No or anywhere else". ... [O]n an ad that said "Where's Whitey" (probably referring to "Whitey" Bulger the FBI informant at the center of recent scandal) the artist had replied below "In the Suburbs". ...
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Is it wrong that I find that
Is it wrong that I find that hilarious?
Biolab? Someone's going to
Biolab? Someone's going to be protesting it no matter where they put it. Where I work deals in housing for 'retards' and 'kid touchers.' Trust me, we know how nimby works here.
As for Whitey - he's either a block or two down from me (Winter Hill) or he's hanging with Osama in the 'Heights.
Hmm...
Do we work for the same agency? There are a few that fit that description...mine's the one headquartered in downtown Boston.
http://1smootshort.blogspot.com
on the green line
i saw these on the green line today. But this time it said for the best schools: none.
The best I've ever seen? A
The best I've ever seen? A PSA suggesting that parents should pay more attention to what their kids are doing after school: "When my kids come home from school, they like to _____" and someone put a post-it that said "make Mommy a pitcher of Scarlett O'Haras"! Priceless!
anon: that.is.too.funny.
anon: that.is.too.funny.