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Years ago, driving south from Calgary, there was a series of signs, ever more insistent, that you should stop at âThe Tapâ for a drink of âthe best water in Alberta.â
Finally, after many a mile, we came upon THE TAP, merely a pull-off parking area where a pipe stuck out of the ground, with a regular garden tap on the end. The water was so stinky and heavily laden with minerals as to be virtually undrinkable.
Iâm curious to know where they get all the logs to hold up the stone signposts when you donât see any trees or even a single blade of grass growing anywhere in B.C.?
One of my favorite signs are the ones warning you of the âRough Roadâ they have no plans on repairing anytime soon.
Another favorite is a local sign stating:
YOUR GPS IS WRONG!
NO TRUCK TRAFFIC
Of course the ones that ignore it usually find themselves in trouble as soon as they get to the railway crossing that they canât get over with a tractor trailer.
BTW there is a sign warning them of not going that way in the first place, but yup, you always have people that think they are being smarter than everyone else.
Have to say, itâs fun watching them try to turn around or back out of the situation they put themselves in.
That is just like NY State several years ago when then Governor Andrew Cuomo spent millions of dollars of federal highway funds putting up unauthorized promotional signs without bothering to get federal approval first. Because of his friends in Washington, D.C., he basically got away with it. Eventually the state spent millions more to remove or modify the offending signs.
As a retired highway sign maker, I find this far too accurate. There is a tendency to overdo things. At least in our state thereâs a dedicated highway fund to keep up the roads. We donât have to wait until the politicians are up for reelection do get funds.
Zykoic 6 months ago
Burma Shave
Enter.Name.Here 6 months ago
âSign, sign, everywhere a sign
Blockinâ out the scenery, breakinâ my mind
Do this, donât do that, canât you read the sign?"
blunebottle 6 months ago
Years ago, driving south from Calgary, there was a series of signs, ever more insistent, that you should stop at âThe Tapâ for a drink of âthe best water in Alberta.â
Finally, after many a mile, we came upon THE TAP, merely a pull-off parking area where a pipe stuck out of the ground, with a regular garden tap on the end. The water was so stinky and heavily laden with minerals as to be virtually undrinkable.
Purple People Eater 6 months ago
I once saw a sign stating a weight limit for a bridge⊠about half-way across the bridge.
BigDaveGlass 6 months ago
A sign of the timesâŠâŠ
nosirrom 6 months ago
Silly me, I expected the next to last panel to read âGo Back, You Missed The Signâ
dcdete. 6 months ago
Iâm curious to know where they get all the logs to hold up the stone signposts when you donât see any trees or even a single blade of grass growing anywhere in B.C.?
silberdistel 6 months ago
I understand all, except the last sentence in the strip. :-/ What does this mean?
daisypekin01 6 months ago
immer wieder!
donut reply 6 months ago
In my town, the recently put in stop signs with solar powered led lights.
The streets are still a patchwork of potholes and cold asphalt patch.rockyridge1977 6 months ago
How could you tellâŠâŠ.hereâs your sign!!!!
Webby_dog 6 months ago
Where are the workers that just stand around doing nothing?
wirepunchr 6 months ago
Heâs heading to the meeting to plan the next meeting.
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen 6 months ago
âJust SIGN here.â
paullp Premium Member 6 months ago
It was obvious the new highway spending bill was going to pass â the signs were all there.
Daltongang Premium Member 6 months ago
And the sign said
âLong-haired freaky people
Need not apply"
So I tucked my hair up under my hat
And I went in to ask him why
He said, "You look like a fine upstandinâ young man
I think youâll do"
So I took off my hat and said, "Imagine that
Huh, me workinâ for you"
Whoa
Sign, sign
Everywhere a sign
Blockinâ out the scenery
Breakinâ my mind
Do this, donât do that
Canât you read the sign?
And the sign said
âAnybody caught trespassinâ
Will be shot on sight"
So I jumped on the fence and I yelled at the house
âHey! What gives you the right
To put up a fence to keep me out
But to keep Mother Nature in?
If God was here, heâd tell you to your face
âMan, youâre some kind of sinnerâ"
Sign, sign
Everywhere a sign
Blockinâ out the scenery
Breakinâ my mind
Do this, donât do that
Canât you read the sign?
Now, hey you, mister, canât you read?
You got to have a shirt and tie to get a seat
You canât even watch, no, you canât eat
You ainât supposed to be here
The sign said, "Youâve got to have a membership card
To get inside"
Uh
And the sign said
âEverybody welcome
Come in, kneel down and pray"
But when they passed around the plate at the end of it all
I didnât have a penny to pay
So I got me a pen and a paper
And I made up my own little sign
I said, "Thank you, Lord, for thinkinâ âbout me
Iâm alive and doinâ fine"
Woo!
Sign, sign
Everywhere a sign
Blockinâ out the scenery
Breakinâ my mind
Do this, donât do that
Canât you read the sign?
Sign, sign
Everywhere a sign
Sign
rshive 6 months ago
The roads needed more signs.
stamps 6 months ago
Why donât they have signs in sign language?
zeexenon 6 months ago
We definitely need autovon polygrid network single entrance and exit I-Roads to keep up with all our frenemies.
sousamannd 6 months ago
According to the Scriptures (written, of course, in a KJB), only Jews follow signs. :-)
mindjob 6 months ago
Trouble ahead, trouble behind, and you know that notion, had just crossed my mind
GiantShetlandPony 6 months ago
One of my favorite signs are the ones warning you of the âRough Roadâ they have no plans on repairing anytime soon.
Another favorite is a local sign stating:
YOUR GPS IS WRONG!
NO TRUCK TRAFFIC
Of course the ones that ignore it usually find themselves in trouble as soon as they get to the railway crossing that they canât get over with a tractor trailer.
BTW there is a sign warning them of not going that way in the first place, but yup, you always have people that think they are being smarter than everyone else.
Have to say, itâs fun watching them try to turn around or back out of the situation they put themselves in.
Strawberry King 6 months ago
Where do I sign?
xsintricks 6 months ago
None of those signs are MUTCD nor Vienna Convention compliant.
Billy Yank 6 months ago
That is just like NY State several years ago when then Governor Andrew Cuomo spent millions of dollars of federal highway funds putting up unauthorized promotional signs without bothering to get federal approval first. Because of his friends in Washington, D.C., he basically got away with it. Eventually the state spent millions more to remove or modify the offending signs.
nyg16 6 months ago
sign pollution
zxcar1 6 months ago
âAntelope Fre4eway one-sixty-fourth mile.â
mfrasca 6 months ago
Trouble ahead
Trouble behind
And you know that notion
Just crossed my mind
âHunter / Garcia
eddi-TBH 6 months ago
As a retired highway sign maker, I find this far too accurate. There is a tendency to overdo things. At least in our state thereâs a dedicated highway fund to keep up the roads. We donât have to wait until the politicians are up for reelection do get funds.
Ron Bauerle 6 months ago
Whenever I see stuff like this, I wonder which politicians were bought by which lobbyists and for how muchâŠ
A Common 'tator 6 months ago
The change over is usually at 7 CET⊠but itâs now gone midday⊠Has GC gone to the wallâŠ?