So? We call that instinct.WWGD said:
Similar to the "disabled toilets", which always seemed a bit pointless if you read the sign literally. I notice they're now usually labelled "accessible toilets", although I don't think that's solely a reaction to grammatical ambiguity...DennisN said:
And in the other direction, it turns into our time museum.phinds said:
Another I think I've told before, but we lived in Brunei for a few months in the 1980s. Every restaurant that served alcohol had a (legally mandated, I guess) sign in Malay and English saying "Muslims are restricted to drinking alcohol in this restaurant". At least that's what the English said - I presume the Malay text said the exact opposite...DennisN said:
To be fair you are not supposed to leave glasses lying around in the city center.WWGD said:
So a week later they're still there?phinds said:
They were requesitioned. It's what they would have wanted.Ibix said:
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Which reminded me about the CD/DVD burning software "Nero Burning ROM" which has a hilarious icon (a picture of Colosseum on fire):davenn said:
I smell a conspiracy between Riemann and Daimler!dextercioby said:
The Daimler bendz, you say?fresh_42 said:
You missed the ones in New York, Ohio and South Carolina... at least.fresh_42 said:
Oh wait, are those speed cameras?fresh_42 said:
Yes; so what's the joke/gag/humor? They've been in the stores around here (CO) the last five, maybe ten years.jtbell said:
Right at the lower right corner where it says the Bahamas, I thought for a moment it was The Barbarians.fresh_42 said:
never seen them till now.Bystander said:
Why do we call them "buildings?" Once they're done, we should call them "builts."Vanadium 50 said:
