Sign Lighting Sends Message to Mum

English sign worker all cock-a-hoop over sign

Springfield, MO – During a ceremonial lighting tonight of the new History Museum sign, a momentary secret message was sent to mothers across the pond; the coded communication read, “Hi to Mum”.
Officials were able to bypass the programming seconds after the subject matter was revealed, but not before the stunt went viral.

“I caught in on my phone, clear as day ‘Hi to Mum’ appeared for a few seconds. Pretty good one if you ask me,” said Larry Dewart who attended the event. Some in the square speculated that one of the sign workers hijacked the controls to create the shout out to one’s mother.

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Bystanders were shocked with the intensity of the sign’s illumination and at first didn’t realize what they had just seen. “I was so bright I think my cornea was sucker-punched for a few seconds, I closed my eyes and all I could see was ‘Hi to mum’, so I guess it was imprinted on my brain, but I can’t confirm that I ‘saw’ it,” said Julie Koppertyn.

A strange tweet was posted moments after the lighting that read “Oh I’m having kittens and all cock-a-hoop over this. But that’s a bit of teaching granny to suck eggs” and contained the hashtags #SGF #History #myson

The curious sign worker was seen taking numerous pictures of the sign and even screamed , “Cherrio muh queen!” after the message was replaced. “Oh, no, my Mum’s birthday was like days ago. I wouldn’t have forgotten…” he said sheepishly.