Signal Faded

It's interesting how a couple of distinct connections can completely change the perceived meaning of a word. We've all driven by (and more than likely been to) an adult book or video store. At this point, whenever I hear the hear the word adult used as an adjective, that's where my mind immediately goes.

I was watching the Red Sox game a few nights ago and saw this ad for what was described as an "adult baseball camp."

My first thought?

A bat would be a weird prop.

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