Bad Spelling

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I saw a sign today at a hostel that said "NO VACANCY'S". What really puzzled me was that it was a LED sign that appeared to have been mass produced. The end of civilization, as we know it, is nigh.

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Troy said…
I think the guy who works at the factory that made your sign also freelances on the side and made this one:
http://www.therejectionist.com/2009/12/another-brief-note-on-importance-of.html
December 19, 2009 at 8:42 AM
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