What's In A Name Week continues with the story of a water tower in northern Kentucky that was supposed to be an advertisement, but ended up becoming a local landmark. Plus: we'll explain one version of how Chicken Dinner Road in Idaho got its name.
We explore one of the great mysteries of our time: why is there a rock in Newbury, New Hampshire, with the words "CHICKEN FARMER I STILL LOVE YOU" painted on it? Plus: why is there a giant statue of a chicken eating burgers on top of a restaurant in Wisconsin? Lots of chicken mysteries out there, I guess.
The 93 year old with the “I Need More Beer” sign is the hero we need.
If you’ve ever driven past a building and seen a faded advertisement on the side of the brick, or spotted a neon sign for a restaurant where a real estate office now sits, those are ghost signs. A new book called The Ghost Signs of NYC tours these signs and advertisements and tells the stories of how they got where they are.
Everybody thought the sign was funny, Donna
They're back. And they're... hiring
Pro tip: you save money when you buy bananas by the each.
TFW you’re trying to convince Shaggy and Scooby to buy your house
But how are we going to find Bob's house now?
This is how you do a marquee for a showing of Tommy Wiseau's "The Room."
