Ari spotted this on someone's lawn in London, ON. I'm not sure if the fridge works, or maybe if putting the word free on something gets someone to haul it away.
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Maybe they mean works of information technology (IT).
WV: unlingl -- If you're bad with language, you might describe yourself this way.
Is this a sarcastic way of saying "you get what you pay for"?
It means you get a free piece of paper with "IT WORKS" printed on it.
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