Yeah, yeah, apologists, it's a slogan. But maybe they mean to imply that they are not specialists at getting traffic tickets. Thanks, Holly.
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is it just me - or does anyone else thing that the scales look like an I so that it spells pointits...
I hadn't noticed until you pointed it out. I wonder though if it's pronounced as "Point TS" or are we supposed to stutter our way through the two Ts? The "Pointits" actually makes some sense. :)
I actually live in the city where this picture was taken and I know the girl who sent this in, it's supposed to be said normally, just like the word "points". I hear an ad for on on the radio quite frequently. It's really cheesy. :P
I'm glad it's not just me reading that Poin Tits!
who were the ad wizards who came up with that one?? why would you repeat a consonant, especially a "T"? putting it lower only makes it MORE confusing. pointits it is, i say.
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