Am just seeing this, OMG I cant believe this. On the February 14, 2013, A woman dumps her boyfriend via billboard in Manchester.
This crazy to publicly announce leaving someone for another man.
As the billboard reads,'I’m leaving you for Gary. Your clothes are at your mum’s. I’ve
change the locks.
Sorry to do this on Valentine’s Day. Laura.'
The ad, which has become a social media hit, was spotted by Jordan Wilson who posted it on Twitter with the caption:
'This has to be the meanest dump ever.
'Not such a great Valentine’s day for the man in question here.
'To get dumped is bad enough, but the humiliation of seeing it displayed at your local petrol station is just one step too far.
The Amscreen board, upon which the cruel message was displayed, usually advertises snack deals.
But could this Valentine's break-up just be an elaborate hoax?
It transpires that Amscreen is a company that specialises in selling advertising space on digital signage screens and is run by none other than entrepreneur Lord Alan Sugar and his son Simon.
Lord Sugar tweeted a snap of the ad out to his 2.7m followers with the caption: 'Have a look at the advert someone took out on one of our screens today… Poor bloke! #Valentines #Amscreen'
His son Simon then added: 'The world's media seemed to have loved Laura's ad. You can rent out a screen via...'
Mr Wilson, who first posted the photo spurring the internet frenzy, is a digital account manager at Pushon.
As the billboard reads,'I’m leaving you for Gary. Your clothes are at your mum’s. I’ve
change the locks.
Sorry to do this on Valentine’s Day. Laura.'
The ad, which has become a social media hit, was spotted by Jordan Wilson who posted it on Twitter with the caption:
'This has to be the meanest dump ever.
'Not such a great Valentine’s day for the man in question here.
'To get dumped is bad enough, but the humiliation of seeing it displayed at your local petrol station is just one step too far.
The Amscreen board, upon which the cruel message was displayed, usually advertises snack deals.
But could this Valentine's break-up just be an elaborate hoax?
It transpires that Amscreen is a company that specialises in selling advertising space on digital signage screens and is run by none other than entrepreneur Lord Alan Sugar and his son Simon.
Lord Sugar tweeted a snap of the ad out to his 2.7m followers with the caption: 'Have a look at the advert someone took out on one of our screens today… Poor bloke! #Valentines #Amscreen'
His son Simon then added: 'The world's media seemed to have loved Laura's ad. You can rent out a screen via...'
Mr Wilson, who first posted the photo spurring the internet frenzy, is a digital account manager at Pushon.
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Its really mean!
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