Seen today on the Green Line:
Your tax dollars pay for keeping this car clean. Please do your part (ital. mine) by removing all personal belongings upon exit.
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So we can use your tax dollars to put up more signs urging you to do stuff to save us from spending your tax dollar.
ssuzocv (n) - A Phil Collins song that has been translated to Ukrainian.
So this has no relevance to your post (boo on questionable syntax on metros/tubes/subways/T's! boo!). But have you seen this Obama-inspired music video?
www.dipdive.com
I apologize for being a total zealot. But it's cool. And I feel compelled to spread coolness. And come on - he's a master rhetorician.
That's wonderful!
It's not the syntax - it's that it seems like such a non sequitor. If my tax dollars are paying to keep something clean, and I am being asked to clean it, are my tax dollars paying for me to keep in clean?
Mark, ssuzovc is excellent.
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