The Lumacom saga continues on BAB, now in living color. I got my camera back from the shop and headed up to the roof last night – the weather was beautiful. I can’t say the same for Lumacom’s financial prospects. Here are some photos, and as always, my award winning commentary . . .
First we have a glimmer of hope, an ad for Century 21, a large real estate company.
Next we have Clear Channel, one of the largest ad companies in the U.S. that I am sure has signed on to sell ad space.
Next we have one of Clear Channel’s bright ideas. The ad starts with a scroll that says, “The Faces of New York . . . “ and then they show a bunch of faces like this –
Brilliant! A bunch of heads! What the heck is that supposed to mean? Probably one of the worst ads I have ever seen. If you want a true replication of the faces of New York, each face should have contorted lips that replicate a driver or pedestrian exchanging heated words.
Then we have an ad for New York. I guess this makes sense, but who is the “I”? When someone wears a T-shirt I can understand their adoration for the greatest city in the world, but can a building love New York?
Then we get patriotic. This is actually pretty cool. It shows up very well and the flag waves as if in the wind.
And last, but certainly not least, we have . . . drum roll please . . . the time! Man, I’m sure glad they put the time up there. I mean if the batteries go dead in my watch, cell phone, and palm pilot and my VCR, microwave, and alarm clark all break, I can look at the Lumacom sign. Long live redundancy!
Sorry Lumacom folks, I gotta call it like I see it. Until I see the likes of all that is wrong with America on that board (read McDonalds, Coke, and Oil Companies) it does not look good for the stock price.
