[Cider Jim]

How many of you have you seen local businesses supporting LU with "Beat Coastal" or "Go Flames" signs on their properties?

I don't get out and about much, but I did see a "Beat Coastal" sign at the Lynchburg Car Wash on Wards Road; I've also seen a "Go Flames" sign at the car wash on Old Forest Road. I'm wondering if the same guy owns both businesses.

Have any of you seen similar signs throughout town this week? If so, please list the businesses here.

[ToTheLeft]

There was another business on Wards that had it up, I just don't remember.

And the Texas Roadhouse on Candlers had it up.

[PeterParker]

I saw the pictures in the other thread while at work and I have to say that it would be a great coup if LU could become adopted by the locals as the hometeam. If the locals could come to adopt the Flames as their hometeam even in spite of differences of opinion in philosophy with the schools spiritual views, that would speak volumes for the strides the two will have made in accepting one another (the town and the school.)

For example, in South Bend, it's probably not a stretch to assume that there are businessfolks and townies who don't believe Catholic dogma, yet are big supporters of the athletic program by going to games and enjoying the product on the field or by "signage".

(I have to say that I liked the fact that the Catholic church had a Beat Coastal sign supporting the Baptist, er, evangelical brethren. Catholics cheering on Protestants...cool. )

[PAmedic]

uh- those WERE'NT photoshopped?

[SuperJon]

The ones in the other thread were.

[PAmedic]

that's what I assumed- thought maybe I missed something

[SuperJon]

In all the pictures, you can see the "churchsigngenerator.com" watermark.

[Cider Jim]

Where's the link to the other thread with photos?