It's not uncommon to see people with signs walking around the main intersections in Tempe, Arizona near the Arizona State University campus. Most seem to be religious in nature--recruiting people to Jesus, as it were--or related to major political discussions like "occupying" or protesting war. I found this guy pretty interesting as his complaints related to very specific people in Tempe including a judge and several police officers. I admit, I had half a mind to give him pointers on more effective signage and correct spelling, of course.
January 11, 2012
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| I wanted to tell him that his message would be more effective if people could actually read it without standing right next to him! |
xoxo,
shawna
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