Reminds me of something I saw as a kid in NYC: On the back of a garbage truck (the old style that were loaded by hand in the rear), I saw a commercially printed sign – like those black and orange “For Rent” or “For Sale” signs – that said, “Free Food”. LOL LOL
We have a few companies like this around here (southwest Virginia). One’s slogan is the same as above. Two others have “Filled With Political Promises.”
When I lived in Hampton, Virginia I used to see a truck from Pete’s Radiator Repair in Yorktown. His slogan was, “Pete’s – The best place in the county to take a leak.”
Then there was the Seabee utilities shop in McMurdo Station, Antarctica that had written on the back of their coveralls, “Your Sh*t is our Bread & Butter.”
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If you’re gonna have a septic tank or a porta-pottie company, you’ve gotta have a sense of humor.
The old newspapermen I grew up around called their product, “fishwrap”.
LOL
Reminds me of something I saw as a kid in NYC: On the back of a garbage truck (the old style that were loaded by hand in the rear), I saw a commercially printed sign – like those black and orange “For Rent” or “For Sale” signs – that said, “Free Food”. LOL LOL
God bless Texas!
We have a few companies like this around here (southwest Virginia). One’s slogan is the same as above. Two others have “Filled With Political Promises.”
When I lived in Hampton, Virginia I used to see a truck from Pete’s Radiator Repair in Yorktown. His slogan was, “Pete’s – The best place in the county to take a leak.”
Then there was the Seabee utilities shop in McMurdo Station, Antarctica that had written on the back of their coveralls, “Your Sh*t is our Bread & Butter.”