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Photo of the Day (2-25-09)

Photo of the Day  (2-25-09) Feb 25th, 2009 at 6:30PM: Given that I'm from Kentucky, when "Kentucky" appears in a sign, I'm a sucker. If the sign is on an historic building in one of my favorite small U.S. cities, I'm even more intrigued. jrodmanjr took this shot in Lexington, home of Mary Todd Lincoln and Henry Clay. This is a city steeped in history and horse-racing. If you're ever there, park downtown so you can stroll through the neighborhoods ...

Taiwan's road signs will make more sense next year

Taiwan's road signs will make more sense next year Sep 21st, 2008 at 10:30AM: When I lived in Taiwan, I normally didn't have a clue where I was going. The signage was not particularly helpful. I didn't read Chinese, and, outside of Taipei, that's mostly what you saw. Even when there were signs in English, there was an inconsistency with how street names were spelled. Ask people to spell a word phonetically, and you'll see variation. In Taiwan, up until recently, there were ...

10 hilarious bathroom signs

10 hilarious bathroom signs Sep 18th, 2008 at 2:00PM: The bathroom often seems to be a great source of amusement. Different signs around the world are usually poorly translated, with pretty hilarious results. Other signs are just plain weird, or have been defaced by folks with a healthy combination of humor and boredom. I have collected 10 signs that grabbed my attention. We can not allow you to use the bathroom! Can't find anywhere to pee? Blame ...

Photo of the Day (6/26/08)

Photo of the Day  (6/26/08) Jun 25th, 2008 at 1:00PM: If you are on the way to Essaouria, Morocco and you need to find a toilet, no problem. Could this sign be any more travel friendly? This shot by mce323 interests me for other reasons as well. See the man and the child in the background? Plus, there's the coffee cup painted on the wall. What's that about? If you notice, the pink building has a crack in it. There are so many details that catch ...

"There is no bond stronger than the leaf between trams." Or something.

Jun 13th, 2007 at 3:16PM: Here's what I know about this sign: The photo was snapped in Brussles. It was taken near a tram stop. It makes no sense. Here's what I think it means: There is no bond stronger than the leaf between trams. When trams collide, their collision creates grapes. Warning: birds with long, flowy wings can ride either tram. Got something better? Scratch your head some ...

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