As a modern 21st Century society, we seem to have signs everywhere telling us what to do, what not to do, where to go, and generally informing us how to behave. There are signs telling us where we are; street names and business names, naming towns and cities and counties and states and sometimes even […]
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One way to make sure I walk on the grass is to put up a sign forbidding me to do so!
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“No animal fouling”
Does that include pigeons?
Y’see, I think that’s a little ambiguous. Does this sign warn against animals fouling (what?) or, perhaps, more sinisterly, it’s a warning to people who are partial to bestialise pursuits, to, well, lay off?
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