August 15, 200620 yr The bubbling around the text points to a photo chop. Actually, the photo is legit. The "bubbling" is a result of excessive compression of the picture file. What's fake is the message itself: "Emily" isn't real. Here's the scoop: http://www.suntimes.com/output/roeper/cst-nws-roep03.html
August 21, 200620 yr Nice to bad for the dude though :plain There is no "dude". Read my previous post.
August 28, 200620 yr You gotta wonder, though: In one of these cities where the billboards first appeared, is there some real guy named Steven who happens to be married to a woman named Emily, and is having an affair? Imagine the guy coming home and saying, "OK, you got me. I'm in love with your best friend, and we've been having an affair for years." And Emily looks at him and says, "Excuse me?" Now THAT would suck. I would sue.
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