CS #486 - Spell It Out

[ArtO]

So for this week we have a theme that should offer everyone a chance to play with their own interpretation of things and have a bit of fun.

Here's what Merriam-Webster has say == you can see they've "Spelled It Out"

spell out
transitive verb

Definition of spell out

1. 1: to make plain <spelled out the orders in detail>
   
   
2. 2: to write or print in letters and in full <numbers are to bespelled out>
   

So be more literal and capture the letters/shapes necessary to deliver a message to us. Or give us the details on something that will make it very plain to us what it's about.

A ladder

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A Ladder by Art OConnell, on Flickr

A frame

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silver springs prince of peace memorial front 1 bordered by Art OConnell, on Flickr

Plain enough?

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Eat AH2012 3.jpg by Art OConnell, on Flickr

All normal CS rules apply. Go have fun with it.

 

[NEF Said]

Very unique theme Art! Should be fun. Your examples "spell it out" very well. I like that last one the most.

 

[AndyMcD]

So for this week we have a theme that should offer everyone a chance to play with their own interpretation of things and have a bit of fun.

Here's what Merriam-Webster has say == you can see they've "Spelled It Out"

spell out
transitive verb

Definition of spell out

1. 1: to make plain <spelled out the orders in detail>
   
   
2. 2: to write or print in letters and in full <numbers are to bespelled out>

So be more literal and capture the letters/shapes necessary to deliver a message to us. Or give us the details on something that will make it very plain to us what it's about.

A ladder

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A Ladder by Art OConnell, on Flickr

A frame

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silver springs prince of peace memorial front 1 bordered by Art OConnell, on Flickr

Plain enough?

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Eat AH2012 3.jpg by Art OConnell, on Flickr

All normal CS rules apply. Go have fun with it.

Cool theme Art, I'll need to start thinking...

 

[Bob Coutant]

Du wi git eckstra pints fur cri8tuve spaeling?

 

[fishbio]

Du wi git eckstra pints fur cri8tuve spaeling?

Hopefully you'd get a time out instead .

 

[ArtO]

Du wi git eckstra pints fur cri8tuve spaeling?

Pints of ale or ice cream? You've got to "Spell It Out" for me.

 

[TomP]

Du wi git eckstra pints fur cri8tuve spaeling?

I took a glance at your post Bob, and quickly hit translate. It came up English auto detect = English translate. I again looked for a moment. Thanks for the laugh.

 

[les_au]

hmm i can think of one probably two art installations around town that will suite this

 

[warth man]

Here you are Art. Says it all, methinks.

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But often appreciated more... by warth man, on Flickr

 

[NEF Said]

Here you are Art. Says it all, methinks.

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But often appreciated more... by warth man, on Flickr

Made me smile...until I realized that I'm still waiting for confirmation on certified mail I sent out.

 

[ArtO]

Here you are Art. Says it all, methinks.

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But often appreciated more... by warth man, on Flickr

Nice shot and a great sentiment. I send a group of postcards each week. I try to hit folks that aren't necessarily expecting anything and who may need and enjoy a pick-me-up in the otherwise boring stream of mail. Great use of this theme.

 

[Bob Coutant]

I’ve never seen a wheelchair parked in one of these places.

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[JPS]

Errrr.... and after they park their chair there, HOW do they go where they need to go ? IMHO, if you need a weel-chair, it's because you can't walk far on your own...

Strange...

 

[NEF Said]

I’ve never seen a wheelchair parked in one of these places.

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Made me grin. Nice Bob.

 

[JustEd]

I’ve never seen a wheelchair parked in one of these places.

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Not exactly a complete wheel either.....good one Bob

 

[cajun angel]

Hmmmmm, very interesting!

 

[Bob Coutant]

Errrr.... and after they park their chair there, HOW do they go where they need to go ? IMHO, if you need a weel-chair, it's because you can't walk far on your own...

Strange...

Made me grin. Nice Bob.

Not exactly a complete wheel either.....good one Bob

Thanks, guys.
JP, the icon is more or less standard in the U.S. for "handicapped". Your comment reminds me that road/parking/directional signs differ by country or region. With our now more or less universal communication devices, perhaps we should be looking at standardization of symbols.

 

[ArtO]

I’ve never seen a wheelchair parked in one of these places.

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I got a good chuckle out of your comment Bob.

 

[fishbio]

The Science building at the University of Winnipeg. Non-chemists might want the elements even more spelled out

Larry

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[ArtO]

The Science building at the University of Winnipeg. Non-chemists might want the elements even more spelled out

Larry

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That is really neat. I've never seen anything like it before.