For some reason that reminds of story about (if I remember correctly), circus promoter P. T. Barnum. Apparently his circus sideshows were so interesting that people lingered within certain tents and other customers could not enter. He needed a way to have them leave. So he put up a fancy sign that said, “This Way to the Egress.” Thinking it was another exhibit, people followed the sign and found themselves outside with no way back in but to pay again at the Entrance.
edclectic over 11 years ago
And we still get nowhere.
emptc12 over 11 years ago
“He’s very slick. He could tell you to go to H—-, and make you look forward to the trip!”
Neat '33 over 11 years ago
An example of “redundancy” an airbag in a politician’s automobile !
InTraining Premium Member over 11 years ago
Just DVR it and then fast forward to the commercials…
emptc12 over 11 years ago
For some reason that reminds of story about (if I remember correctly), circus promoter P. T. Barnum. Apparently his circus sideshows were so interesting that people lingered within certain tents and other customers could not enter. He needed a way to have them leave. So he put up a fancy sign that said, “This Way to the Egress.” Thinking it was another exhibit, people followed the sign and found themselves outside with no way back in but to pay again at the Entrance.
Darryl Heine over 11 years ago
Day #2 of a F&E rerun week.