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Signs at a non-symptoms Covid-19 testing station. My test result was negative.
Held in a gym at London Road, Southend-On-Sea, Essex.
Pub sign for The Prince Albert, Sea Street, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 1AN. We're in Whitstable, Kent. We've travelled on the MV Princess Pocahontas going from Tilbury to Whitstable on the River Thames.
Friday, 12th June 2009, Whitstable, Kent.
sign on the westbound District/Hammersmith & City line leading to the East London platform reminding people that Shoreditch station is closed forever. This has now been replaced, well new sticker over the top
A new distance sign at the horse farm in Kalvsvik. If you need to see it I do have a photo of Anita & Roffe's place.
At Wolverhampton Station in Wolverhampton.
The current station dates to 1967.
Sign of the station. Last year this was changed to Wolverine (when X-Men: Days of Future Past was coming out).
My friend Scott Phillips made a movie called The Stink of Flesh, and a few months ago he asked me to give a copy of it to Craig Ferguson (for reasons that are explained below). I have to say, this seemed like a strange request, since I live on the opposite side of the country from the guy, and it's not like we hang out together or anything. But, maybe this wasn't such a crazy request, because I did give him a copy tonight, when he was signing books after the book reading.
Me: I wanted to give you this DVD. My friend wrote and directed this movie.
Craig: Is it a zombie movie?
Me: It is.
Craig: I love zombie movies!
Me: I know! And apparently you had someone on the show and you were talking about zombie poop...
Craig: About whether zombies poop?
Me: Yes! And this movie has zombie poop in it!
Craig: Well thank you for that. And thank you for culturally elevating the evening.
Then he smiled like he was kind of teasing me, but he also seemed sincerely pleased about it. I don't even remember what I said next. I hope I said "I hope you enjoy it" or "You're welcome" but I probably said something kind of nonsensical like "thank you." I was so nervous I forgot to tell him I think he's hilarious!
"Wet Paint in Landry Area Thank's"
Um, you're welcome?
I did a couple of loads of laundry when I got home from work. This sign was taped to the wall in the stairwell leading to the basement. I think it’s a little odd. First of all, I’m sure they don’t mean to thank us for the wet paint. I also wonder what they want us to do about the wet paint. I mean, is there an invisible “Beware” or “Caution”?
And where, exactly, is the wet paint? I assumed it was on the walls, because that’s where the sign was located. However, about halfway across the floor, I realized I was wrong. Thankfully, the floor was completely dry. Surely, when painting a floor, one would block access to the room with the ubiquitous orange cones or some sort of barrier? Wouldn’t one? One would not, I think, place a sign on a wall. And one would definitely not place a sign on a wall in a stairwell that is a half flight of steps away, and around the corner from, the painted floor. Surely?!
This restaurant, a bit decorated with graffiti but still in easily recognizable condition, must have closed around 1980 or sooner. The sign is now a roadside icon.
I suspect someone is surreptitiously maintaining this sign to some extent. There is no way it could hold up this well with the direct sun in Arizona.
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Ghost sign seen in Southern Belgium- it has been overpainted at least once but just about showed an old Citroen logo and name near the top. 2014
This POPS sign is located at the American Sign Museum in the room dedicated to local signs. This sign accompanied the Cincinnati Pops for their performances for about half a century.
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