BCubb2003
02-21-2006, 02:09 PM
Involves fake vandalism of area billboards...
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/emaf.nsf/Popup?ReadForm&db=stltoday%5Cnews%5Cstories.nsf&docid=9E76064B25D3AB9D8625711C001988A8
Ad firm hatched plan for Redbird heist
By Shane Graber
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
Monday, Feb. 20 2006
ST. LOUIS
Maybe the so-called heist stirred up our Cardinal pride, and that's what did us in.
Last week's brazen, um, "theft" of a dozen 12-foot tall Cardinals cutouts from six area highway billboards over the weekend shocked people. It's those Cubs fans, some figured. They're behind this.
Nobody panic. The Cardinals are safe.
What started out as the great Cardinals caper of 2006 turned out to be a
scripted campaign put on by Schupp Co., a local advertising agency. Local TV and radio stations ate it up. The Post-Dispatch's Web site, STLToday.com, ran a photo and short story on its home page Monday.
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/emaf.nsf/Popup?ReadForm&db=stltoday%5Cnews%5Cstories.nsf&docid=9E76064B25D3AB9D8625711C001988A8
Ad firm hatched plan for Redbird heist
By Shane Graber
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
Monday, Feb. 20 2006
ST. LOUIS
Maybe the so-called heist stirred up our Cardinal pride, and that's what did us in.
Last week's brazen, um, "theft" of a dozen 12-foot tall Cardinals cutouts from six area highway billboards over the weekend shocked people. It's those Cubs fans, some figured. They're behind this.
Nobody panic. The Cardinals are safe.
What started out as the great Cardinals caper of 2006 turned out to be a
scripted campaign put on by Schupp Co., a local advertising agency. Local TV and radio stations ate it up. The Post-Dispatch's Web site, STLToday.com, ran a photo and short story on its home page Monday.