- 19,865
- 10,851
This discussion centers on humorous and ambiguous safety symbols, particularly those found on government websites. Participants share their favorite examples, such as "If you have set yourself on fire, do not run" and "If caught under collapsed building use flashlight to elevate rubble." The conversation highlights the absurdity of these symbols and mentions that many are sourced from the website www.iidb.org. The tone is light-hearted, with users expressing amusement at the ridiculousness of the messages.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for safety communication professionals, humorists, and anyone interested in the intersection of public safety and community engagement through online forums.
Yes that one was good, I also liked the "If caught under collapsed building use flashlight to elevate rubble" one.Originally posted by Mentat
I'd have to choose the one about not driving your station wagon, if there is a pole sticking out of the hood. But, they're all pretty funny.
Originally posted by BoulderHead
I liked the one;
If your building collapses...
Unfortunately I am not that flexible.