Saved By The Sign
liftmech
05 Nov 2011
The kitchen is another place where warnings have begun to take over.
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Allan
05 Nov 2011
No kidding...
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Emax
05 Nov 2011
Just great. Again, we're screwing around with with Darwin's perfectly workable scheme.
Eventually, we'll all be so stupid that no one will survive.
Eventually, we'll all be so stupid that no one will survive.
mthornton
05 Nov 2011
Emax, on 05 November 2011 - 01:11 PM, said:
Just great. Again, we're screwing around with with Darwin's perfectly workable scheme.
Eventually, we'll all be so stupid that no one will survive.
Eventually, we'll all be so stupid that no one will survive.
I'm with you here Bud!
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Birth-rates & population-growth among the illiterate being far higher than those that can read signs. Therefore it will be those who cannot read signs that out-compete us, (the literate minority).
Pardon me, but I just finished reading an Edward Abbey book. I obviously feel doomed.
Regarding the measure of a species intelligence, didn't Darwin ramble on something about "ability to adapt". Maybe we're not so smart.
Back in the good ole days, the kids with peanut allergies died off before grade-2... good! ...and I'm personally against kids wearing helmets of any kind. In my day kids just had to be tough! Us kids HAD to ride in the back of the open pick-up (part of the thinning process)
Stick with the old methods and those who reach working age will have very high survival skills. We won't need that company safety guy around, (except to buy food for the safety meetings).
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Emax
05 Nov 2011
You mistake having to be told not to be stupid with with pain common sense. Protecting one's self (or one's progeny) from injury and or poisoning amounts, in my book, to no more than informed common sense.
Lift Dinosaur
05 Nov 2011
From a friend in Hawaii- Land of Oriental Restaurants.
Dino
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DonaldMReif
21 Oct 2012
At Vail, there's a small outhouse that's to your right when you unload the Orient Express lift.
It says (styling the sign from a video I made):
PRIMITIVE OUTHOUSE
MORE
MODERN
FACILITIES
LOCATED AT
TWO ELK
It says (styling the sign from a video I made):
PRIMITIVE OUTHOUSE
MORE
MODERN
FACILITIES
LOCATED AT
TWO ELK
Razvan
22 Oct 2012
I'm sure everyone bought a can of this sometime in their life. With different labeling, of course. And, you found out what you got only after opening it.
Not here. No hidden ingredients in Romanian food products.
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Not here. No hidden ingredients in Romanian food products.
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Emax
22 Oct 2012
Razvan, on 22 October 2012 - 06:19 AM, said:
I'm sure everyone bought a can of this sometime in their life. With different labeling, of course. And, you found out what you got only after opening it.
Not here. No hidden ingredients in Romanian food products.
Not here. No hidden ingredients in Romanian food products.
That's GOOD. An unfortunate translation to be sure. What does the name actually mean? Brand name?
DonaldMReif
22 Oct 2012
Razvan
22 Oct 2012
teachme
23 Oct 2012
Having lived in Asia for the past 15 years try the site below for things I see daily :(
http://www.engrish.com/
Two drinks I have seen on the selves in Korea. Cool Pis (orange juice) and Human Water (sport hydration drink)
http://www.engrish.com/
Two drinks I have seen on the selves in Korea. Cool Pis (orange juice) and Human Water (sport hydration drink)
Razvan
23 Oct 2012
Help yourshelves with any of that. Still, I'm really curious about the drinks in North Korea.
These stores are in the capital city of my department, Ploiești. Picture was taken in 2007, I was passing by recently and saw both stores in exactly the same condition. The owner of the right one is either a nonchalant nonEnglish speaker, or a quipster happily grinning at his pink-leathered customettes.
This post has been edited by Razvan: 23 October 2012 - 12:12 PM
These stores are in the capital city of my department, Ploiești. Picture was taken in 2007, I was passing by recently and saw both stores in exactly the same condition. The owner of the right one is either a nonchalant nonEnglish speaker, or a quipster happily grinning at his pink-leathered customettes.
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DonaldMReif
30 Dec 2012
Emax, on 15 August 2011 - 03:41 PM, said:
1. Someone needs to reverse that arrow.
2. Someone's being Captain Obvious, or people are really retarded
3. Putting up a "Private Sign - DO NOT READ" requires writing text, genius whoever installed it.
4. Classic
5. So if I'm walking along the road and the law says I must move to the shoulder for a car, what do I do when there are flesh-eating alligators?
skierdude9450
02 Jan 2013
I was riding up Outback Express at Keystone the other day and couldn't help but notice that on the downhill side of the towers there's a yellow triangle that I kid you not says "Caution Lift Tower."
DonaldMReif
01 Apr 2013
skierdude9450, on 02 January 2013 - 03:10 PM, said:
I was riding up Outback Express at Keystone the other day and couldn't help but notice that on the downhill side of the towers there's a yellow triangle that I kid you not says "Caution Lift Tower."
I believe that we now have a picture of it:
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Emax
02 Apr 2013
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2milehi
02 Apr 2013
DonaldMReif
12 Apr 2013
My dad took this one in a Chicago taxicab:
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