Sign Language

I found this sign to be most informative in the rest room here at the college.

I’m not exactly sure what it means, and I’m not too sure who the information is intended for, but it sure does make the mind swirl with possibilities.

Apparently it i now patriotic to travel in the U.S. At least I think that’s what this big flag on this big sign at the Duluth airport is trying to tell me. Given the way that Delta-NWA treats me and the rest of their customers, I most certainly would not call it the American way. Or is it?

Always my favorite goofy (err, stupid) type of sign. Taco John’s is my all-time favorite fast food joint – but they really don’t need to sell their tacos for less than a penny. At that price, I’ll take a six pack.

While dangling precariously over the edge of our cruise ship, I noticed the ship docked right next door was missing lifeboat #13. Of course that was also true on our ship. I don’t know about you, but I’m not getting into lifeboat #15 – because it really is #13 – and apparently that means you’re going to die out there.

From Costa Maya, Mexico – which was devastated by Huracan Dean a couple of years ago.

Not only does this Portland (OR) pizza place have one of the best names ever, they have very good and somewhat unique pizza choices as well. Highly recommended.

I shot a pic of the Turnitin sign at a conference. I couldn’t resist using the sign to create one of the de-motivational posters that are so much fun.

As seen at a pagoda in Hanoi. Please take off your shorts before entering the holy place.

As seen in Seoul, where apparently they dream about things like this.