TO LET HUMOUR

re: TO LET HUMOUR

gotnoteef — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 13:22:15 GMT

I do this too - even considered carrying around masking tape - as have observed most 'To Let' text is white - could then fill in the 'i' with tape.

I also used to wonder why 'Shoplifters' would choose to advertise themselevs on the side of vans - and eventually asked my dad when I was about 10. 'Shopfitters' was all he had to say.

He is not a words man.

re: TO LET HUMOUR

Ian Moore — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 16:54:06 GMT

Yes - great - the rubbing-out as well, I'd overlooked that option! A friend of mine lives near a road called CLINT HILL DRIVE... it's beside the bus-stop for school, and as you can imagine there's a little bit of the street-sign which is pretty much permanently felt-penned in! I guess signs for Drapers stores and directions to Scunthorpe must suffer similar pruning.

re: TO LET HUMOUR

Mike Goldwater — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 11:48:13 GMT

Can I be in your gang? You'd be excused for painting out the 'I' on TOILET signs outside boarded up public loos as few local authorities can afford to provide anywhere for us to spend a penny (which, if you can find a loo, is now at least 20 pennies)...

re: TO LET HUMOUR

Ronan O'Loughlin — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 09:48:13 GMT

I do it too. In fact I thought I was the only one so I recruited my nephews (aged 7 & 10) at the weekend and now they're busy scanning the streets from the back seats of their mum's people carrier completing thousands of ToiLet signs.