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| Comments on Sunday 30 December 2001: |
| It's a reprise of my old friend the Entertaining To Misunderstand Road Signs. I'm not sure whether I mentioned my particular favourite "Speed Limit Enforced By Aircraft", but today's amusement stems from another feature of roadsigns - their lack of punctuation. This leaves a lot of scope for misunderstanding by inserting punctuation where you see fit, the particular examples that I spotted recently being "Emergency! Pull Off 1400 Feet." and "Notice No Right Shoulder". Endless hours of fun for easily amused passengers.
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| dedmaus |
| much like my favorite, Slow Children Ahead... why can't i ever live next to smart kids... |
| Kevan |
| I still enjoy "Please Do Not Obstruct Day Or Night", and try never to. |
| Meander |
| Caution: Children at play. Does this mean they're digging up the road or something? |
| JD |
| My fav: "No passing zones unmarked." None of the passing zones are unmarked? Great! All of the passing zones are unmarked? Shit! |
| PiJ |
| Slow Village Ahead is another fun one from Massachusetts. What does this say about local education? |
| Austin |
| I recently saw a sign that read DIP 300FT but woudnt a 300ft dip more correctly be called a canyon or STOP AHEAD I've never seen a lone head let alone a moving one |
| billy |
| Favourite from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, Canada: "Osoyoos use both lanes." ...as opposed to either lane. |