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Billboards stating "It's illegal to use a legal name".

It is definitely special that the posters don't even link to their website or anything, seems the posters themselves are believed to have magical powers.
These people never have good websites. Even if they managed to outmanoeuvre The Fall Of Geocities, their copy of Microsoft FrontPage '97 will have finally turned to dust.
 
This is what came of someone's best attempt to find out who bought all the ad space:

'..An email address is also provided by Whois.net, but when I sent it a message I received a reply from a "D-ohm T-Wat" consisting of nothing more than Kate of Gaia's email address.
None of this means that Kate of Gaia paid for the billboards - which potentially cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. It's also not clear why they appear across the UK when she appears to be based in Canada.."

The mystery of the 'legal name fraud' billboards - BBC News
 
So the owner has quite deliberately used the way they mangle words on their website to name himself "Dumb Twat".

:confused:
 
thats communism frank :mad:

I'm thinking the website and the whois registration might be the piss take whereas the boards are by a genuine madman, the one we discussed earlier in the thread
 
image.jpeg Still up round the corner of my work. Prime space in the square mile does not come cheap.

It's been annotated with extra info too. Not sure you can see that or not in my photo
 
I think the stuff on all the other billboards is more pervasive and sinister. No one seems to pipe up about those.

I agree, but these billboards with their meaningless and context-free slogan are a good ilustration of the general point that billboards can fuck off.
 
I agree, but these billboards with their meaningless and context-free slogan are a good ilustration of the general point that billboards can fuck off.

They give people something to ponder.

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Exactly, nothing even slightly nefarious about them :)

Well, when I was a kid I used to ponder over the big, sweeping desert vistas that turned out to be cigarette adverts.
They were a little nefarious too.

Maybe these should have a health warning to make everyone happy.

"May make you think you know magic spells that can help you evade parking tickets" or some such...
 
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Drive-by photos.

The second one exhorts us to find the truth by visiting "YOURTUBE"
 
no mention of rosicrucians. You promised Dan Brown type conspiracies. Theres not even a mention of the Templars
 
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