I walk by a movie theater everyday (on my way to work) and they are always in the middle of doing promotions and stuff in their windows. I found this to be quite amusing:
They were writing a promiton for the movie "Wedding Crashers" and they painted "You're invited to crash our wedding" in the window. The window just happened to be located in front of the movie poster for the upcoming Jodi Foster film "Flightplan" (which takes place on a plane).
Well, I happened to walk by when they were half way through the painted promotion and all it said was "You're invited to crash"
It was quite commical, considering the "Flightplan" poster was right behind it. - I actually did a double take when I first saw it.
Linda, if you gals weren't so loveable, maybe we could wait. Wouldn't it be great if we could just pop a pill and get to a point where we were 1 millionth of a second away, i'd never leave the house!
Sorry, I don't have a picture (maybe another Angeleno has had a chance to snap one?) but there's a "Culver City Meat Company" here in Los Angeles which has a fleet of trucks which proudly proclaim, in large red letters, "Nobody Beats Our Meat!"
One was a Snapple truck with it's slogan that says -
"The best stuff is in here." Well it seems someone with a sense of humor removed the last e of here. And when I saw it all I could do was laugh.
The second is at a local strip mall where the stores are really close together a butcher and liquor store are right next to each other with the signs one after the other saying - Liquor A-1 Meat
I recall that Kenny has posted some other interesting signs from his hometown of Kuching, but can't find them right now. One of them was IIRC what must be the longest name of a roundabout.
I hesitated posting that, because I've been known to add an extra comma or two to make it sound like I'm actually saying it, as opposed to how it actually needs to be punctuated, which could lead to this trait being pointed out by others!