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July 9, 2004 12:26 AM
Broken: United advertisement
Sitting in an airport with a heavy carry-on bag, I was heartened by this friendly, happy marketing ad from United: "Our skies have no limit."
Then I stepped back and looked at the entire piece that the ad is attached to [see second graphic]. Limitless skies? Er, not so much.
I'm not sure what the tiny text says, but the red at the bottom marks the size limits of carry-on luggage. I'm guessing they carelessly slapped this new ad over a sign that used to clarify that your bag size definitely DOES have limits.
i think the irony here is that it's 'our skies have no limits' over a bag restriction measurer, not english problems.
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This is definitely broken. Who made this idea should get sacked and go to English classes to relearn the phrases!!!
Posted by: ??? at July 9, 2004 09:11 AM