Strange Signs All Around Us
I became fascinated with funny, ironic signs at an early age when I spotted a crooked one falling off a wall that read, “Department of Corrections”. I’ve recently crossed paths with a few others:
In Malibu Canyon State Park (yes, that Malibu) they have trail signs warning hikers that no alcohol is allowed. The symbol used is a cocktail glass with what appears to be the silhouette of an olive inside. Are they concerned people might be hiking with martinis?
The elevator in our building has a sign that reads: “Should the elevator doors fail to open, or the elevator become inoperative, do not become alarmed. Press the red button marked ‘Alarm’ to summon assistance” Ah, the calming presence of a button marked “Alarm”
A synagogue near us has a permanent sign outside that states, “The path to God begins with fear.” Are you allowed to bring martinis?
In Malibu Canyon State Park (yes, that Malibu) they have trail signs warning hikers that no alcohol is allowed. The symbol used is a cocktail glass with what appears to be the silhouette of an olive inside. Are they concerned people might be hiking with martinis?
The elevator in our building has a sign that reads: “Should the elevator doors fail to open, or the elevator become inoperative, do not become alarmed. Press the red button marked ‘Alarm’ to summon assistance” Ah, the calming presence of a button marked “Alarm”
A synagogue near us has a permanent sign outside that states, “The path to God begins with fear.” Are you allowed to bring martinis?
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