While the city of Philadelphia was busy greasing the poles in the event of an Eagles victory in Super Bowl LVII, one neighboring township had a different, stickier idea.
Cheltenham Township in Montgomery County took a tongue-in-cheek approach to would-be revelers. On Facebook, Cheltenham Township Emergency Services posted a photo of one of their workers on a cherry-picker with a can of adhesive – not grease.
The post reads:
While our neighbor to the south are greasing their street light poles, we have an alternate plan. Today in preparation for the Eagles win on Sunday, the Township will begin Operation Fly Trap. Public Works employees will be coating all light poles within the Township with Super Glue. During the Eagles celebration, those persons climbing poles will hang out with us until Monday morning before being removed and charged with illegal use of a pole. We realize this is a sticky situation, as we want you to celebrate, but we also want you to be safe. #FlyEaglesFly (see what we did there?)
Scroll down to see the photo, but first the comments are hilarious:
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