Sign Language

This sign on a public bathroom wall seems well placed. It is probably the place where you are most aware of your need for Ultroid.

There’s something about her shushing signal (or finger kissing, if you prefer) that strikes me as odd as this particular poster.

As someone who works in higher ed, I found this sign on the back of a guy’s shirt in a Florida beach bar to be quite funny.

… but they wanted to say it anyway.

This picture was taken January 30, 2008 in Duluth, MN. The temperature was 20 below zero at the time of the photo. Apparently fall is right around the corner.

The employees have to walk right by this sign every day when they come and go. Don’t you think that someone, sometime would think that it’s time to update the sign?

Last night was the Winterfest celebration at the local university. It was great family fun, with a spelling lesson for my kids thrown in for free. Ouch!

I wish I had bought one of these.

This graphic was on a billboard in Seoul, Korea. I’m not exactly sure what they’re selling here, but I think it includes two or three different vices. Sounds good to me.

At restaurants in Seoul Korea, a “set” means the same thing as a happy meal, or a full meal deal. It’s always a good idea to start your day with a healthy set from Dunkin’ Donuts. Yummy!!

Here’s a little sign that was posted on the bulletin board at the EducationUSA office in Jakarta, Indonesia. This is priceless. Teachers are a lot like sharks. They need to keep moving (developing) or they will die. Sounds like a union issue to me. Somebody should be expecting a grievance any day now.