Picture is worth a thousand words

[slngsht]

government at work

:smilielol5:

 

http://i38.tinypic.com/26vdz.jpg

[solder_guy]

ahh govt is jammed up! :smilielol5: That made me laugh out loud!

Edited September 27, 2009 by solder_guy

[Hank]

Holy crap that made my morning. Back to sleep I go!

 

(nightshift sucks!)

[MHKflyer52]

Stripped gears anyone.......

[locost7018]

Just proves that advertising, art, and engineering don't always work together. Now a Se7en is the exception to that rule. Russ

[Ian7]

You could spend all day trying to explain the 'error' to the advertising agency that drempt that up, and they still wouldn't get it !!!

[locost7018]

I showed that pic to my 16 yr old son who knows nothing about cars or mechanics (and could care less) and he noticed the problem after about 5 seconds of looking at it. I can't believe it got all the way to the final poster without some one noticing it. Russ

[gjslutz]

I think he moved on to be the Automobile Czar!

[7evin]

In all honesty that is probably the closest thing I have seen to truth in advertising.

 

I am going to be in Manchester in a couple of weeks. May have to pose next to one of those or

steal one....

Edited September 29, 2009 by 7evin

[slomove]

Where is the problem?

 

#3 is sitting on the layshaft and #2 is the reverse idler. :smilielol5:

 

Slightly simplified of course....but what do you expect from ad agencies?

[solder_guy]

I am going to be in Manchester in a couple of weeks. May have to pose next to one of those or steal one....

 

Steal one! Steal one! Steal one!

[MHKflyer52]

In all honesty that is probably the closest thing I have seen to truth in advertising.

 

I am going to be in Manchester in a couple of weeks. May have to pose next to one of those or

steal one....

 

Steal a couple! They will never miss them with a system like that......:leaving: