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Aug 04 2008
Well, they say(or Seth Godin says) if you want to be noticed you have to be different.
And here is a sign that says it all (maybe a little too much 
very eloquently.
The point is: this sign will grab more attention and response than signs costing thousands of dollars.
What can you do to get your message out there in a manner that is totally different?
Aug 01 2008
Each day I get many pics and links sent to me by readers who know I like bizarre stuff…
Many don’t have a lot to do with my editorial bent (whatever the hell that is!) but are great fun.
So I have decided ( It’s my blog so I can do what I like) that each Friday I will publish all the non related fun stuff that comes through my email, I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Go on meat eaters, defend your territory, Restaurateurs, I dare you to put a copy of this in the meat section of your menu.
Now I know why I don’t play Scrabble
Now I know that, I guess I should go there…
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