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I’m really puzzled by this sign.
My spontaneous interpretation is don’t run up this wall, but given that only superheroes such as Spiderman can do that, I guess it must be outlawing them instead.
I guess in theory the photographer might also have rotated the picture 90 degrees before uploading it, but then it just gets even more bizarre – something like don’t dance wildly?
Has anybody here got an idea what it might mean?
Jeg fandt dette skilt på Flickr i dag.
Jeg formoder, den sorte klat skal forestille et dyr, men hvilket?
En blanding af slange og en præriehund? Et krabbemenneske? En deform søstjerne?
Jeg har aldrig været i Panamá, så jeg véd ikke, om det er et hyppigt forekommende væsen dér, men jeg tvivler nu lidt, ikke mindst da kommentarerne på Flickr også er dybt undrende.
I guess it’s time for another weird sign from Flickr.
What is this one supposed to mean? No standing on carpets? Don’t stand in leaking bathtubs full of eels? Don’t do incomprehensible things?
Here’s another bizarre sign. What is it supposed to mean? No pædophilia? No accompanied kids? Don’t hold hands? No old-fashioned clothing? No single fathers?
It seems trolls really exist in some parts of the world, and that they’re posing a danger to car drivers.
I’m not entirely convinced the troll (or whatever it is) wasn’t added later, but I like to think it isn’t. 🙂
I found this Faroese sign on Flickr.
What is it supposed to mean? No racially mixed couples? Don’t walk close together? No heterosexual couples? None of these make any sense, do they?
The photographer doesn’t seem to have a clue, either.
I think the people who designed this puma encounter guide failed to realise two important facts: (1) People tend to read pictures as a temporal sequence. (2) Not everybody can read English.
If I ignore the text, my interpretation of this sign would be as follows:
