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An enterprising pub manager tries to attract some extra business in the main shopping area in Chichester.
An example of a sign that was translated too literally. Su and I saw this at a public bathroom on Xihu (West Lake) in Hangzhou. The ladies bathroom sign, much to Su's dismay, did not read "Female Man."
It was the annual "Fiesta" in San Clemente. There's music, food and booths hawking knick-knacks, t-shirts and other stuff you don't really need. We took a break from unpacking to walk up Del Mar through the crowds and were not impressed. Fiesta seemed to lack the laid-back San Clemente vibe expressed by these signs.
On Day 226 of Project 365.
Signing yearbooks at the end of our sophomore year of high school at the good old Craig High School.
Glas signs made by the Pootjes company. These signs used to be very popular, especially among the higher-class shops.
See also this set: www.flickr.com/photos/pietschreuders/sets/72157622137413972/
and here:
Yes, that’s me!……… This is a photo the photographer took last weekend as I was signing the marriage license for my niece and nephew…… never in my wildest dream did I ever see myself performing a marriage ceremony…….or signing a valid marriage license!…….But they wanted me to marry them, and how could I refuse?! …… it was an honor to be asked to do it…….. even my Grandson asked if would do his wedding if he ever found someone who he would fall in love with and want to marry. My answer….. “of course I would, Caleb!….. if I’m still around, I’ll do it…. just don’t rush into it….” I said to my one and only 22 year old Grandson……. I’m giving my twin Granddaughters 10-12 more years before I hear them ask the request……. They’ll be 13 in March………. ♂️
In France, a skinny man died of a BIG disease with a little name
By chance his girlfriend came across a needle and soon she did the same
At home there are 17-year-old boys and their idea of fun
Is being in a gang called The Disciples
High on crack and totin' a machine gun
Time
Times
Hurricane Annie ripped the ceiling of a church and killed everyone inside
U turn on the telly and every other story is tellin' U somebody died
A sister killed her baby cuz she couldn't afford 2 feed it
And yet we're sending people 2 the moon
In September, my cousin tried reefer 4 the very first time
Now he's doing horse - it's June
Times
Times
It's silly, no?
When a rocket ship explodes and everybody still wants 2 fly
But some say a man ain't happy unless a man truly dies
Oh why?
Time
Time
Baby make a speech, Star Wars fly
Neighbors just shine it on
But if a night falls and a bomb falls
Will anybody see The Dawn?
Time
Times
Is it silly, no?
When a rocket blows and.. and everybody still wants 2 fly
Some say a man ain't happy truly until a man truly dies
Oh why, oh why?
Sign "O" the times
Time
Time
Sign "O" the times mess with your mind
Hurry before it's 2 late
Let's fall in love, get married, have a baby
We'll call him Nate
If it's a boy
Time
© 1987 Prince- Controversy Music - ASCAP
Road trip to Kivik, Skåne. Sweden is slowly dying. It reached its peak around 1950's. There are some diners left, but only along the biggest highways. And everything is getting uglier.
d97480a. Recommended 50kmh speed limit on the Island Point road, heading out. This seems highly problematic to me.
Firstly, the speed limit is 100 on a road in a non-built-up area like this where there is no sign to say otherwise. Secondly, it is easy to do 80kmh or more, safely, on this road, and you can legally do it as the yellow speed signs are only recommendations. Thirdly, is this sign supposed to only apply when pedestrians are present? It could be interpreted as applying for the whole road back to the main road, whether or not pedestrians are present.
It is too vague and open to very different interpretations. There is too much scope for strong conflict between drivers who observe it at face value and those who (can legally) just completely ignore it and drive at almost twice the speed.
It is supposed to improve road safety, but it could potentially work strongly against it.
Somerville likes to have multiple streets with not-quite-the-same names. They might be next to each other or halfway across the city; one might be a main street and the other a quiet residential road.
Sign next to the Cambridge "Bin Busker". Imagine if photographers (photography buskers?) charged every time they took a picture:-)
I cut off the bottom of my sign because Jimmy thought it was embarrassing. I simply wanted to put the message into words they (McCain supporters who are redneck enough to steal my Obama sign) would understand. But at Jimmy's request, I removed that portion and simply put an Obama sign underneath.
Someone stole our Obama for President sign from our yard last night. They stole nearly all the Obama signs in our neighborhood. The ones they didn't take they spray-painted black. So I made this sign today and staked it in the yard. I fully expect it to be trashed by morning. At least they know the result of their pranks: we give more money to Obama's campaign.
Read related journal entry here: lost-angel.livejournal.com/225155.html
Working to Become Dementia Friendly. I'm not quite sure what that means, but the idea sounds intriguing. Say a cheery hello to everyone who has dementia. Er . . . how do you know that they have dementia?
Sign on the window of the York Tourist Information Centre. One of those wonderful right-on government-employee signs that, when you think about them, don't actually tell you much. Like, what am I supposed to do with that information?
Take a photo, is one answer. Gives me something to laugh about too so I'm not complaining. I just think they're nuts.
South Bend, Indiana, 2006
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Early spring signs on Baltrum
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EP Project 52 - !0/52 - A Sign.
Even though it was 20 below here in MN this morning, one SIGN that Spring is just around the corner are Spring Training games being televised. Its been a long, brutal winter for us here and I am sooo ready for some warm weather and some baseball!
(I am a bit jealous that my team is currently in Florida and its 80 there :)