While speculating why workers took down the ad (did they read EVG reader comments about the font?), it went right back up...
And later on Thursday...
Anyway, as you all were!
Photos 1, 2 — Salim
Photo 3 — Robert Miner
Photo 4 — Stacie Joy
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Hope the advertising helps bring in some business. Always looks pretty dead in there!
ReplyDeleteI saw them painting the hooks holding up the sign to match the walls, so maybe they just wanted to protect the banner.
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ReplyDeleteWas the sign buried or cremated?
ReplyDeleteThey should just paint it on there like the old days, it's the right size and look. would make a cool ghost signage in 100 years when we're all ghosts ourselves!
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