Uh, I don't know what the question is. "What do you want for dinner?" "How much does this cost?" In these cases, Jesus can be made into the answer, but it's complicated. Thanks, Drew.
I guess at this Ace store there is no employee-customer relationship that really lasted 50 years. In their defense, who needs that much hardware. Thanks, smoochiefrog.
I don't know why this person is communicating with Clark via pink note posted on the street, but it might be a joke, so hard to say. Thanks, Rachel and boyfriend.
Kathryn writes, "A customer returned an item last night and we forgot to make a note explaining why it was returned. So when my manager came in this morning and found it sitting behind the counter, he was clearly confused.
Ultimately though, he does have a point. Why is this large question mark in quotes here? I certainly don't have an answer for that."
I can't tell from reading this poster if it's just one man, or a few people, maybe some of them are women or genderqueer or something. Thanks, verizon user who didn't sign your name.
I read something a while ago about how it's the EXPECTATION of locking doors that deters theft more than the locks themselves, so maybe this sign is onto something here. Thanks, Andy.
Sorry for the delayed posting today. Semester-end stress made me forget I have a blog to run.
Julia writes, "This little poster, which dates from 1961 and advertises an appearance at Liverpool's Casbah Club, was handwritten by Neil Aspinall, the man who later became the Beatles road manager!" So I guess this early in the Beatles' career, they had to go with an anonymous endorsement (more beatles here and here).
Mark quips, "I think the finder of this backpack will end up uttering the phrase 'No good deed goes unpunished.'" (and yes, I did steal that headline from Disney's Aladdin. What of it?)
Roy explains, "Ironically enough, the hot water was restored by the time the signs were posted, yet the signs were not removed for 2 days. I guess the misused quotation marks on the word "NO" actually made the sign more accurate!"