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Whoooops!! [PIC]

I guess spelling will be #16 soon!! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

http://i.imgur.com/6v6ut.jpg

What you got against pubes, mann?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pubic_hair
pubic hair ?!?!

or

pubic schools ?!?!?

now I'm confused... :helpme

What exactly do they teach there?

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Originally Posted by thickcash_amo (Post 17525918)

What exactly do they teach there?

pubicisim

Pubic school. At least it's near the barber shop in that pic...

just a Pubic Soivice ad

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Originally Posted by BittieBucks Eric (Post 17526127)

photochop....

Nope:

Billboard error creates embarrassment

CBS News Video: Billboard Says 'Pubic' Not 'Public'

:thumbsup

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Originally Posted by BittieBucks Eric (Post 17526127)

photochop....

I agree. Even the apparent news stories don't have any other pics.

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Originally Posted by ottopottomouse (Post 17526335)

I agree. Even the apparent news stories don't have any other pics.

If it's chopped, why is a company claiming responsibility?

From the first link I posted earlier Billboard error creates embarrassment :

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Responsibility for the spelling error has been claimed by the Blue Waters Group. The company does work for the city of South Bend?s redevelopment commission to promote the city.

?I feel terrible. It?s a mistake we made, and we?re guilty of it, and responsible for it, and we take full responsibility for the error,? said Patrick Strickler, president of the Blue Waters Group.

?Four people looked at it, eyeballed it and didn?t see the mistake, and those people all work for me,? Strickler explained. ?We take responsibility for it. We simply blew it. We did not see the missing ?L.?

He said he became aware of the problem Monday morning.

?We jumped on it, and immediately had it taken down by Burkhart. They took it out of rotation and began to repair it,? Strickler said.

?We?re the ones who made the mistake, not the city or the school,? Strickler emphasized.

As of late afternoon on Monday, a representative from the Blue Waters Group indicated the content of the billboard had been fixed and the digital message was up and running again.