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markomalley
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This gem from the South Bend Tribune:
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Comment: this is a wonderful advertisement that demonstrates why one would not want to send his/her children to public schools.
SOUTH BEND — If you ever wondered how much difference just one letter can make when it comes to a message, ask the thousands of people who drove by a digital billboard near the intersection of Ironwood and State Road 23 between Thursday and Monday morning.
The ad urged people to go to the “southbendon.com” website for a look at the “15 best things about our pubic schools.” That’s right, the billboard said “(redacted)” instead of “public” schools. The letter “L” had been left out of the word public.
(Please note that I redacted the potentially offending word)The ad urged people to go to the “southbendon.com” website for a look at the “15 best things about our pubic schools.” That’s right, the billboard said “(redacted)” instead of “public” schools. The letter “L” had been left out of the word public.
img202.imageshack.us/img202/2870/pubicschools.jpg
Click on the picture if you would like to see the un-photoshopped version of the picture.
Comment: this is a wonderful advertisement that demonstrates why one would not want to send his/her children to public schools.