Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for July 02, 2023

I had to look twice. Clever idea.

When signs are too literal.

When cut-and-pasting is actually funny.

Almost Horace-esque

Watch for falling rock

So silly!

Avalanche on planet 16bit.

He was warned. Then again, an image of him wasn’t on the sign – so how could he know. Also the “warning” was too late – it happened right from where he was at (not further up the incline).

Brewster Rockit can’t read International Traffic Signs either. So no surprise!

You cannot honestly say you were not forewarned.

Step on a crack, break your own back…

When I was a kid, some roads had “Watch for falling rock” signs. I wondered how drivers were supposed to keep their eyes on the road while looking uphill for falling rock. The signs have since been changed to “Watch for fallen rock”.

Reminds me of a science fiction movie “Magellan” I saw recently. The guy in a space suit is carrying a box with the most valuable artifact of all time and climbing out of a crater with it. Does he even have a shoulder strap to secure the box? No, he does not. So, of course he drops it.

OK, so Brewster is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

I like the falling cow sign better. http://images.roadtrafficsigns.com/img/lg2/K/k-9916-1.png

There’s another sign further down the mountain to watch for falling people.

The structural integrity of the ground where Brewster’s standing, appears to have been compromised by the signpost some ingrate put there.

Brewster meets Cliff.