Also on the Australian desert theme:
From Woomera.
I knew some folks who ignored those signs. As soon as they got out of sight of the road, they were rounded up by a squad of men with M-16s, American accents and no sense of humour.
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In the US, the DoD likes this signage:
(Seriously no sense of humor.)
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wtf, yo
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If someone can find this please post.
I was driving through Colorado and an electronic warning sign flashed.
DON’T DRIVE DISTRAC… SQUIRREL!
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no dice. how’s this?
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(Not mine, obvs.)
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@SlyBevel thanks for turning me on to this thread - I have a love of warning signs too.
Here are two of my favorites that I’d like to make in to t-shirts at some point. The first is from Gibraltar, where an infestation of monkeys (brought by sailors to the island?) causes all sorts of problems - they are really quite aggressive and scary;
I love the style of the monkey’s head - one of the best icons I’ve seen. It’s also amusing because it looks nothing like the Gibraltar monkeys.
The second from the town of Nara, Japan where there are essentially domesticated deer roaming around town in huge numbers.
For some reason I find the image of a deer knocking down old women and children amusing. I must be sick.
Edit: I think I’ve figured out why I find this sign so amusing. It’s because, perhaps because it lacks English translation, I’m really reading it more as an instruction manual for deer than a warning sign for people.
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I think the thread might have to close on that, unless someone can one up you in the next 24 hours.
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Thanks for the reminder, @IronEdithKidd
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I don’t care what anyone says, you’re a good man.
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