John Butto
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A friend in Buffalo sent this to me:
http://www.buffalonews.com/city/police-courts/police-blotter/article172665.ece
http://www.buffalonews.com/city/police-courts/police-blotter/article172665.ece
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D&Tgraphics
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Did you actually read the article?? He isn't going to jail. He's being fined.
CheapVehicleWrap
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Wow. That's in my town and that guy is a new customer of mine. I didn't make the signs in questions though.
Good client if he's used to changing signs in less than 10 minutes. Conviction hu? And to think just yesterday police in OK city stoped answering calls for fraud, burglary, identity and car theft.
Mark S. Adams
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In the city of Sarasota, you can have an electronic message board, as long as the message "shall not change more than one (1) time in any 24-hour period."
Mark S. Adams
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Gino
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The LED's around here are ridiculous.
Here's how it goes, I just sat in on three township meetings where this was being discussed for change.... BY the billboard company.
They were to remain still for 30 seconds and then they dropped down to 18 seconds I believe. The billboard people came in and fought it and won it down to every 9 seconds.
So..... you're driving down the road and you finally can see a sign. It changes twice before you can even read it. By the time you can read this mess of a sign, it changes again. All based on 55 to 60 mph driving. No one has a chance to read a blasted thing if the copy is changing every 9 seconds. However, the billboard company can get 6.5 payments per minute at that rate instead of the original 2 payments. More revenue and less advertisement for your dollars. In my area these billboards are a huge waste of money in my opinion.
What good is it if no one ever sees your ad, let alone enough time to read it ??
Here's how it goes, I just sat in on three township meetings where this was being discussed for change.... BY the billboard company.
They were to remain still for 30 seconds and then they dropped down to 18 seconds I believe. The billboard people came in and fought it and won it down to every 9 seconds.
So..... you're driving down the road and you finally can see a sign. It changes twice before you can even read it. By the time you can read this mess of a sign, it changes again. All based on 55 to 60 mph driving. No one has a chance to read a blasted thing if the copy is changing every 9 seconds. However, the billboard company can get 6.5 payments per minute at that rate instead of the original 2 payments. More revenue and less advertisement for your dollars. In my area these billboards are a huge waste of money in my opinion.
What good is it if no one ever sees your ad, let alone enough time to read it ??
ProWraps
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i think the policy on crime in sacramento is they only arrest people that turn themselves in for a crime now.
that is IF you can find a police officer. i dont think we have any anymore.
i think you have to go to a cable box drop off location and declare yourself a criminal and they MIGHT arrest you. but even then, I think you have to have drugs, a drug house, a drug car, or a bails of drug money. something valuable they can seize or its just not worth their while anymore.
that is IF you can find a police officer. i dont think we have any anymore.
i think you have to go to a cable box drop off location and declare yourself a criminal and they MIGHT arrest you. but even then, I think you have to have drugs, a drug house, a drug car, or a bails of drug money. something valuable they can seize or its just not worth their while anymore.
