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Water isn’t everywhere. At least fresh water anyway.

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19 years ago

February 6, 2006

Jennifer Flinchpaugh Signs of the Times March 2006 Issue

And from our "current" events department, we’ve learned that water, water isn’t everywhere. At least fresh water anyway. Reportedly, a whopping 20% of the world’s fresh-water supply is found in the five Great Lakes. Concerned some "straw and order" might be needed to keep other states and countries from diverting Michigan’s abundant liquid assets, Citizens for Michigan’s Future hired Mark Heckman, Mark Heckman Art (Grand Rapids, MI), to paint this billboard.

Did Heckman paint with watercolors? Did it drain his creativity? Was this sign project a wash? Do you think these dam H2O puns are all wet? If you want the answer to these and other questions, you’re up a creek.

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