When businesses learned that a person carrying a sign drew a lot more attention than a static sign, a whole new occupation was born: the sign spinner. Now it seems that at least one business wants to save that expense. Rob Cockerham spotted this automated sign spinner in Sacramento, California. See her in action at Cockeyed.com. Link
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But vonskippy, if the average schmuck weren't that stupid, we'd have nobody to fuel our feelings of superiority.
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I guess these ones don't complain when they get shot with a paintball gun in a drive by.
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The need for a human to hold these signs is to curcumvent local laws that do not allow for off property signs of any type (other than political). In my local community people holding signs is the only way to display a "sale" or other temporary sign of any type.
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Has the average schmuck gotten so stupid that a bobbing sign compels them to buy crap they don't need or want?
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saw one in rocklin
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