Two hoardings. The upper one is covered with dirt, and presumably the rain and wind are responsible. Yet the lower one is clean. How come? Is someone giving it a regular wash, or is the material used non-sticky?
Image from phone camera.
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    joshmachine — Jul 28, 2005 9:28:03 PM — #

    might be put up newly
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    eh_donia — Jul 29, 2005 6:08:08 AM — #

    maybe its made of ‘dirt-not-sticky’ material?!!
    btw, i know the guy in that hoarding! :D
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    ashwinne — Jul 29, 2005 6:29:57 AM — #

    IIRC the ET poster was originally in that light dust color. Maybe cause the newspaper is also light pink in color.
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      Kiran Jonnalagadda — Jul 29, 2005 6:32:23 AM — #

      No, if you look carefully, you’ll see it’s sprinkled with dirt. It’s not a uniform colour.
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        ashwinne — Aug 1, 2005 2:39:09 PM — #

        I checked it up again, this time by examining it in the shine of the lights above it. It is not dirt, but it is printed like that only I guess.
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    vaishaksuresh — Jul 29, 2005 12:18:49 PM — #

    Probably the Bigger hoarding is acting like a shelter to the smaller one :)
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    latelyontime — Jul 29, 2005 4:16:20 PM — #

    I dunno about the material…but my fav. grouch. The ET campaign sucks like big hell.

    “I never thought I’d find my voice’ is the voice of a loser and it is horrible to think that ET would be a part of such a voice. Any intelligent editor would have seen the point and changed it to “I always thought I’d find my voice” and the ad would have been so much better.

    But then this is the times group. One cant expect too much!

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