
signs of the times

The reader writes that this is from From Mt P St., just north of Irving. I’m digging the scissors.

The reader snapped this photo “down in Shaw”. I’ve noticed this sign many times. This is a great angle of it!

When I’ve posted in the past about atrocious pop ups people have often advocated for historic districts to prevent horrendous additions. So what is the counter argument against Historic Districts? Can historic districts be too restrictive? I spotted this sign in the Adams Morgan neighborhood.

I don’t think it’s possible to get any better/worse than this…

I noticed this sign at the Foot Locker on 14th Street just south of U Street. A layaway program for sneakers! Insane! This is the most frightening sign I’ve seen a very long time.

I’m not sure what it says but I dig it nonetheless…
Can anyone translate it?

You know the rules, your caption in the comments and I’ll select a winner on Friday. Winner gets a free PoP t-shirt.
You can see last week’s entries here.

This sign really cracks me up. It’s all about the fingers. I found it on H Street, NE.

I was all for the “Yes We Can!” but I think “We Did It”. So for any other new causes lets be a little creative and come up with a new slogan. Or if we have to recycle slogans let’s use the best – from the great Adlai Stevenson – “The Thinking Man’s Candidate”. So we can say, “DC Statehood – The Thinking Man’s Objective”. Or perhaps we can update it to say “The Thinking Person’s Objective”. Adlai was the master orator although I guess he never did win the presidential elections… Anyone else tired of everyone using Obama slogans for other causes and marketing purposes (like Pepsi)?
Anyway, these signs are all over DC now. DCist has a little background info. They say:
“Over the weekend, D.C. voting rights activists hung signs advocating for statehood. Designed to look like the District’s flag and emblazoned with Obama’s “Yes We Can!” slogan, the signs were the brainchild of Shadow Senator Michael Brown and paid for by the D.C. Statehood Fund.”