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You Call That Open?
Montreal, QC - EvilGentleman - Thursday, November 9th, 2006 : goo
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The Esso gas station on Herron Road in Dorval was undergoing maintenance recently. At one point, I saw this excellent example of ridiculous signage. The sign says open, but there are no pumps!
A closer look at the sign shows a printed sheet explaining that the mechanic is still open for business.
The pumps sit beside the station, waiting to be reinstalled.
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jamie: back, and as thorough as ever.
EvilGentleman: 13th Nov 2006 - 15:40 GMT
Thanks, guys. A lesson to everyone from my experience. Do not link your telephone and internet services into a single bill. If money gets tight, you lose both. Thankfully, I have net access in my help desk (read tech support) class, and I now have started loading my pictures onto a USB drive, so I am once again able to post. It's good to be back, although I miss having 24-hour access.
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