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Any thoughts?
For time travellers who plan on prepaying and then travelling back in time.
So, I need to pay before I need to pay?
Well, it’s not exactly required, but it’s recommended.
Maybe “Advance” is the name of a store or something, making it a proper noun instead of a preposition. Bet you never thought of THAT! ha!
Prepaying in advance seems easy enough. It’s prepaying in arrears that’s tricky.
Judas… preposition? Really? Re-check, maybe?
Lol thats a good one
Shouldn’t that read “Please first prepay ahead of in advance”?
isn’t that the sticker on the OYSTER CARD recharging stations in london underground ?
Zark-
I took this picture in Ohio, but I’m sure they use them in other places too.
I’ve seen the sticker too, also in Ohio:
http://flickr.com/photos/lungstruck/2816366168/
Nice.
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For time travellers who plan on prepaying and then travelling back in time.
So, I need to pay before I need to pay?
Well, it’s not exactly required, but it’s recommended.
Maybe “Advance” is the name of a store or something, making it a proper noun instead of a preposition. Bet you never thought of THAT! ha!
Prepaying in advance seems easy enough. It’s prepaying in arrears that’s tricky.
Judas… preposition? Really? Re-check, maybe?
Lol thats a good one
Shouldn’t that read “Please first prepay ahead of in advance”?
isn’t that the sticker on the OYSTER CARD recharging stations in london underground ?
Zark-
I took this picture in Ohio, but I’m sure they use them in other places too.
I’ve seen the sticker too, also in Ohio:
http://flickr.com/photos/lungstruck/2816366168/
Nice.