Post by kims on Sept 28, 2023 16:37:34 GMT
I don't know what else to call these filler films like 'WHERE THEN MEETS NOW".
A newer one is "In the Flickering Light". Depending on the type style of the letters and how closely the letters are placed-well, flick can look like another word. And so it did the first time I saw this ad, reminding me of theater management days.
When Indiana first introduced vanity license plates, a fellow manager struggled to find a work related plate to request. He decided on FLICKS. Unfortunately it didn't look like F L I C K S, and pornographic words were not allowed on license plates, my fellow manager was frequently stopped by the police. Anyone else would have requested to change the plate, but theater managers have their own perversions from watching too many films and are slightly removed from the real world-he kept the plate and was determined next year to request F L I C K E R. All his fellow managers did manage to dissuade him.
A newer one is "In the Flickering Light". Depending on the type style of the letters and how closely the letters are placed-well, flick can look like another word. And so it did the first time I saw this ad, reminding me of theater management days.
When Indiana first introduced vanity license plates, a fellow manager struggled to find a work related plate to request. He decided on FLICKS. Unfortunately it didn't look like F L I C K S, and pornographic words were not allowed on license plates, my fellow manager was frequently stopped by the police. Anyone else would have requested to change the plate, but theater managers have their own perversions from watching too many films and are slightly removed from the real world-he kept the plate and was determined next year to request F L I C K E R. All his fellow managers did manage to dissuade him.
