i like this sign. i especially like how they’ve clarified it’s not actually paper persons they need, it’s people delivery persons. just so you don’t get confused.
it’s also interesting that they changed the word ‘deliverys’ to areas. probably to avoid a spelling amiguity.
i do that myself – whenever i try to write scared i never know whether i’ve written scarred (or vice versa – still not sure) so write ‘worried’ instead.
this sign was on drinks machine, which may be broken. or it might be mended, in which case remove the sign.
signs for modern life. there’s always a new sexy model available
i like this sign. obviously huge amount of work has gone in to writing it with letter stencils, but you would have thought they would have made sure they had enough space for the last word !
i spoke to the chap who wrote this sign and he told me he’d raised £700 for the hospital which was quite fantastic.
i asked him if his answers related to geographic or spiritual lost-ness. he said it was solely geographic lost-ness. rather than soul-y lost-ness i assume.
i love the word faulty. it’s a good ‘un.
i wonder if they should have bought a bigger sign board
this sign almost made up for the fact they had runned out of pasteries. but not quite.
i love this little sign
this sign is a classic. i especially like the 3d effect and the final ‘w’
a sign appears in this street about once a year asking neighbours to not leave their rubbish out. i just love the effort that must go in to creating these signs.
