Line the hallways of high schools with these posters.

[JerrySpringer]

http://www.quickmeme.com/Old-Economy-St ... /?upcoming

[Mossy]

So? Who is that?

[Country]

What's the point?

[barrytrot]

http://www.quickmeme.com/Old-Economy-Steven/popular/7/?upcoming

Why?

[barrytrot]

New economy: Get an internet connection (free in many places). Get a lap top (can be rented from some libraries). Work online and earn 100k per year.

Hard work and intellect are still in demand

[Thogey]

I'm not a fan of the babyboomer locust hoard either but the posters don't make sense to me.

[barrytrot]

I'm not a fan of the babyboomer locust hoard either but the posters don't make sense to me.

Well put. The posters gave no positive method of improving.

[hobo finds]

When I was a kid it was the Study Hard poster I liked

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/s ... ster-hot-1

[JerrySpringer]

I'm not a fan of the babyboomer locust hoard either but the posters don't make sense to me.

Well put. The posters gave no positive method of improving.

I didn't say the posters were meant to encourage kids. J/K.

I thought people would get a chuckle out of them. Sorry. Like the guy who says to kids, "Get off my lawn!" the posters had the same tone. Kind of dire but not exactly vindictive.

[Mossy]

This must be some sort of inside joke.

[Neckro]

They are using what adults tell kids/teens now days, and expects them to get the same results they did when they where that age. I find them rather truthful.

[JerrySpringer]

They are using what adults tell kids/teens now days, and expects them to get the same results they did when they where that age. I find them rather truthful.

Someone gets the humor. Thanks.

Cracks me up to look at a 'That 70's Show' looking dude in the poster and picture him married with children now telling kids that they need to man up because he did. I don't know, I thought the posters were a pleasant distraction from thinking about this economy.