What’s up with all you paranoid people who have to ruin other’s fun and make accusations like that? I don’t think it looks edited- It looks more like the photo wasn’t taken very well.
The Brits I’m friendly with are actually less paranoid than most people I know. And they don’t get fussed about supposed photoshopping, either. Not sure you speak for everyone.
No, I guess I don’t.
Come to think of it I’ve never seen people walking down the street
contemplating the integrity of the images on billboards.
I retract my first comment.
“I retract my first comment.”
Now that is something I do associate with my British friends and acquiantances … civility Which is rare enough online these days. I was being a bit querulous and you were nice about it.
Plus the idea of “people walking down the street
contemplating the integrity of the images on billboards” is amusing.
These sorts always remind me of the story of the guy at in the audience who yells “It’s a fake!” when the woman on stage experiences a total costume failure.
I keep meaning to carry a camera in my car here in Thailand. Anyhoo, there is a local cleaning company. Their van is labelled “Mr. Poo Cleaning”. Depending on the tone, “poo” means “crab” or “grandfather” in Thai.
You’re only supposed to call them in emergencies
Poo and gas? Sounds.. complementary?
Gas Masks and Chemical Scrubbers ‘R Us
Recycling the methane from the loo to heat the bathroom.
The photo has been edited, and not very well.
What’s up with all you paranoid people who have to ruin other’s fun and make accusations like that? I don’t think it looks edited- It looks more like the photo wasn’t taken very well.
He’s British, it’s what we do
The Brits I’m friendly with are actually less paranoid than most people I know. And they don’t get fussed about supposed photoshopping, either. Not sure you speak for everyone.
No, I guess I don’t.
Come to think of it I’ve never seen people walking down the street
contemplating the integrity of the images on billboards.
I retract my first comment.
“I retract my first comment.”
Now that is something I do associate with my British friends and acquiantances … civility Which is rare enough online these days. I was being a bit querulous and you were nice about it.
Plus the idea of “people walking down the street
contemplating the integrity of the images on billboards” is amusing.
These sorts always remind me of the story of the guy at in the audience who yells “It’s a fake!” when the woman on stage experiences a total costume failure.
Looks more like a crappy pic taken with a cel phone to me.
Aaaaaargh! Off to Dreadful Pun Hell with you at once!
“TP, Magazines and Padded Toilet Seats”
Add in a phone and a bevvy, and I’ll want to know where to sign up.
The gas will dissipate, but for the rest you need a truck!
good fail.
but alas is edited.
looks like they erased it and smudged the blue.
:/
Maybe yes, maybe no…the phone number looks goofy too though
WHat ever you do… DONT LIGHT A MATCH!!!
http://www.streetdirectory.com/businessfinder/company_detail.php?companyid=61702&branchid=61743
It’s real
Shooped
Boogedy shooped.
Doo-wop doo-wop
I keep meaning to carry a camera in my car here in Thailand. Anyhoo, there is a local cleaning company. Their van is labelled “Mr. Poo Cleaning”. Depending on the tone, “poo” means “crab” or “grandfather” in Thai.
Can they clean the crabs off a grandfather?
So, if I go to a Thai restaurant and “poo” is on the menu, I need to ask the server to pronounce it out loud before I order it?
So if someone says “poo poo” in Thai, does that mean
1) Grandfather has crabs
2) Grandfather is crabby
3) They’re dismissing what you’re saying?
long poo is looooong
this is a good one!