Might be the most perfect warning sign ever...
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Squarebutt
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Seen in the physics lab: "Do not look into laser with remaining eye."
Texas Star
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Far too many people don't read signs.
rcnixon
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I don't have the means to post pictures here but if you do a search for "cave diving warning" you will see an excellent example of a meaningful sign. I worked with a fellow years back who had one on the outside of his cubicle. He also had a good supply that he posted outside underwater caves regularly.
Russ
Russ
Strikes terror in the heart of an Accountant
WARNING !
Engineer at Work
Engineer at Work
DeathGrip
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crankyoldlady
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Unfortunately, the person who does not read is no better off than the person who cannot read.
Back when I sold Toyota Parts, a fellow walks up and he's missing two fingers and the thumb looks freshly cut off.
I asked, "what happened?" He told me that he reached under a running lawn mower and lost the two fingers. I asked about the freshly cut off thumb. He did it again.
I asked, "what happened?" He told me that he reached under a running lawn mower and lost the two fingers. I asked about the freshly cut off thumb. He did it again.
model70hunter
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Some cave divers perished in my old home town some years back.
Now only certified divers can dive in the cave.
This was the swimming hole of my youth. The walk way was not on it then. we jumped off the concrete retaining wall and one had to hit the hole where the springs comes to the surface or you would break an ankle. The water comes out at 54 degrees. In July and August 100 degree heat we would walk home blue and not sweating. Didn't know we had hypothermia so we were OK.
In the 50's and 60's a larger volume of water came out. The river runs for miles underground and gets into the cave at points unknown. I think they have mapped the cave so far to something like 8000 feet long.
Found this on youtube.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puQ-j9e54gQ[/ame]
Now only certified divers can dive in the cave.
This was the swimming hole of my youth. The walk way was not on it then. we jumped off the concrete retaining wall and one had to hit the hole where the springs comes to the surface or you would break an ankle. The water comes out at 54 degrees. In July and August 100 degree heat we would walk home blue and not sweating. Didn't know we had hypothermia so we were OK.
In the 50's and 60's a larger volume of water came out. The river runs for miles underground and gets into the cave at points unknown. I think they have mapped the cave so far to something like 8000 feet long.
Found this on youtube.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puQ-j9e54gQ[/ame]
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steveno
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warning : butter bar getting ready to make a decision
GunarSailors
US Veteran
Ack-tung Y'all... A sign I have in my shop.
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shouldazagged
Absent Comrade
I made one that's now outside my door, next to the walk. Red reflective letters on a white backgroiund. It says:
PRIVATE SIGN
Do Not Read
I've had three people apologize for reading it.
PRIVATE SIGN
Do Not Read
I've had three people apologize for reading it.
