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September 9, 2003 11:32 PM
Broken: Macy's outdoor display
Fred McCann writes:
I almost walked right past this on the way to work. This is the big Macy's sign on the corner of 34th and 7th in Manhattan. [Picture taken August 4, 2003]
Update Aug. 25, 2005: The original two pictures are down, but Billy Scott supplies us with this more recent example from summer '05.
dood.... thats so fake... theres a white spot in the bottome left corner, and there are no words through the lamp bulb.... what crap.
To whoever said this is a fake... No it's definitely real. I took a photo of this on July 4th 2003. You can view it at http://www.flickr.com/photos/funkymunkyzone/77498034/
I like the title of the dialog on the third screen: Virtual Memory Minimum Too Low. The problem isn't that there isn't enough virtual memory, its that the minimum amount is to low. Shouldn't that come up in the dialog where you set this kind of stuff?
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Classic! Not just on an ATM screen, but a billboard screen, for everyone walking by to see.
Posted by: Jaycatt at May 28, 2004 06:18 PM