Frank, that's a fun (and funny) catch.
But, as others have pointed out already, the combination with TNT is
explosive.
This reminded me of an old story:
Back in 1986, while it was still Soviet Union, - Russian city of
Chelyabinsk was celebrating its 250th birthday. There was a wall-poster
calendar (very nice-looking and thus popular) produced for that occasion.
It featured a photo of one of the large movie theaters in the center of
the city, with a large colorful flower bed in front of it. The top of
the calendar had a title in large font: "Chelyabinsk - 250". Right
below, at the top of the photo, along the roof-top of the movie theater,
there was a title of the movie that was showed when the photo was taken:
(translated from Russian) "Ordered to [be] destroy[ed]".
Since it was still in the earliest days of "Perestroika", and that mishap
was seen as potentially "political", someone in the city administration
lost his "warm chair".
Cheers,
Igor
Knarf Sat, 04 Jul 2015 06:23:46 -0700 wrote:
Thanks Jack! TNT is the store on whose wall the mural appears. I never
thought about it but I guess it's a bit odd in conjunction with the flag.
Thanks to all who commented!
Cheers,
frank
On 2 July, 2015 9:17:43 AM EDT, Jack Davis <jdavi...@comcast.net> wrote:
I share Ann's sentiments re the photo, Knarf. Still shuddering over
the explosive/TNT connection
however.
J
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