quote: "It's a very important monument, and it would enhance the glamor of your product to have an advertisement on it," said Interpromos spokesman Carlos Sinopoli.
WTF?
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skdadl
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posted 12 July 2004 02:44 PM
lagatta, where are you? These all sound like Berlusconis, in the metaphorical as well as the literal sense.
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clearview
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posted 12 July 2004 03:22 PM
I'm surprised no one thought of this earlier. In Toronto, Old City Hall is covered by scaffolding for repairs/restorations. Next time it is covered in scaffolding, the scaffolding itself may be covered in ads.
This Idea has already manifested itself in Toronto on the wooden barriers that surround construction sites.
posted 12 July 2004 03:56 PM
Here I thought they'd gone too far years ago.
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Tommy_Paine
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posted 12 July 2004 07:09 PM
And to add insult to injury, any time I've seen these kinds of ruins undergo "restoration", they still end up looking old and ruined in the end.
quote:Originally posted by Tommy_Paine: And to add insult to injury, any time I've seen these kinds of ruins undergo "restoration", they still end up looking old and ruined in the end.
..........it's all a scam I tells ya........
Yeah, Liz Taylor's last facelift didn't do much, did it?
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posted 12 July 2004 02:32 PM
