....that sidewalk riders aren't terribly bright:
http://home.san.rr.com/billsornson/Sidewalksign.jpg
Bill "hey, I actually posted a pic" S.
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....that sidewalk riders aren't terribly bright:
http://home.san.rr.com/billsornson/Sidewalksign.jpg
Bill "hey, I actually posted a pic" S.
Bill Sornson <[email hidden]> wrote:
:> ...that sidewalk riders aren't terribly bright:
:> http://home.san.rr.com/billsornson/Sidewalksign.jpg
:>
Neither are city workers, huh?
Roger Zoul said:Bill Sornson <[email hidden]> wrote:
:> ...that sidewalk riders aren't terribly bright:
:> http://home.san.rr.com/billsornson/Sidewalksign.jpgNeither are city workers, huh?
Rest assured that if that sign WASN'T there, and some moron rode off
the end into that fence - there'd be a lawsuit.
It's a silly time we live in...
Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
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"Roger Zoul" wrote: Neither are city workers, huh?
^^^^^^^^^^^
Why, did they get it wrong? Now, if the sign read, "Sidewald continues,"
that WOULD be dumb.
Bill Sornson said:...that sidewalk riders aren't terribly bright:
http://home.san.rr.com/billsornson/Sidewalksign.jpgBill "hey, I actually posted a pic" S.
I remember one section of highway, there was a sign lane ends 2.5km,
then a little further on, lane ends 1km, another sign lane ends 250m,
it's amazing how often cars were stacked up at the end, because the
drivers ran out of lane. I always thought they should put a brick wall
at the end, with a sign on it, lane ends here, with an arrow pointing
down. Then again they would be continually prying wrecks off the wall.
W
I personally think that sign was meant for the speedwalking
pedestrians!
Ken
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