gnomic says:

Where did you see this?

If you don’t expose Sam to this, how will he ever learn to flip impges so he can read them in the image processing software?

Andrew says:

To be honest, I think it’s more important for me to teach him to read upside down. That particular skill has come in handy more often than I can count. :)

GaryL says:

Looks like Tanglewood. Bunch of idiots in that area. :-)

greyrat says:

Heh. I kind of liked it. Although I agree with you that learning to read upside-down is much more useful.

tommy says:

school? do you think it takes a high school graduate to take a job (probably for minimum wage) swapping these signs? you probably need to know more to work at mcdonalds.

anyway all it takes to make a mistake like this is one person who doesn’t give a rat’s ass about their job and isn’t paying attention. you don’t have to go to virginia to find that, and for all we know that could have been swapped by a (hung over) MIT student who’s home and working the malls during xmas break for some extra cash.

an MIT student. from Virginia.

T

Miranda says:

Andrew.

Grr.

That’s all I have to say.

Andrew says:

Bone tossed to Miranda: I should note that the fact that the letters in MATH all happen to appear the same in a mirror image may have partly been at fault.

Marc says:

Yeah but HTAM…. that doesn’t make sense.

GaryL says:

Neither does MATH to a lot of people. :-)