"Tails of the City" at the Arkansas and Missouri Railroad

I cannot believe that an organization like this would not know the difference between the words “tails” (a part of an animal) and “tales” (stories and history.)

Good grief.

The dumbing down of America continues...

@Rich Melvin posted:

I cannot believe that an organization like this would not know the difference between the words “tails” (a part of an animal) and “tales” (stories and history.)

Good grief.

The dumbing down of America continues...

Now that's funny. I mean REALLY FUNNY!!!!!!!!!

@Rich Melvin posted:

I cannot believe that an organization like this would not know the difference between the words “tails” (a part of an animal) and “tales” (stories and history.)

Good grief.

The dumbing down of America continues...

Respectfully disagree, Rich. If you note, all of the critters in the pics appear to be foxes and their large deep red tails really stand out - I believe the title was both deliberate and appropriate.

OK...I’ll grant you that. However the connection with the “tails” was totally lost on me. Then again, I never was the “artsy” type.

Glad Paul beat me to it - I was going to point out the fox "tails" as well.

It's tales of tails!  And, yes, the pun is intentional...

Mitch

For more detailed views of the art in question:

https://www.artsofsong.com/tails-of-the-city

It's pretty cute stuff! 

Mitch