Monday, October 06, 2008

not literally dripping?


I like the combination of underlines and quotation marks here. I guess you don't have to see actual drips to be "dripping wet". Thanks, Amanda.

6 comments:

Blackbeard said...

I think the context is sexual, but I can't be sure.

BipolarBunny said...

Maybe they'll come out dry.
Or maybe Blackbeard is right.

John said...

why is Detergent capitalized?

Hossrex said...

Maybe "dripping wet" is like "smoking hot"?

Alex Headrick said...

This sign is fascinating. I think "dripping wet" actually means "really soapy." But maybe it's just saying "it's cool -- add all the clothes and detergent you want and everything will be OK."

Lauren Bracey said...

The combination of stray capital letters, "unnecessary" quotation marks and emphatic underlining is textbook. Much to learn here.