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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.
This article has been viewed 1407 times in the last 46 months
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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