Saying what you mean

[Suresh]

Wish we had labels like this in Australia, sigh.
Suresh

[echnidna]

Thas easy to fix -- print your own.

[echnidna]

btw. If you want an unique product what about a dartboard with Mark's face on one side and Johnnies on the other side.

[Slavo]

Someone on the Sydney train system tried a bit of truthful signage. Aparently it only took them 2 weeks to find and remove it.

[Dean]

some people have way too much time on their hands :rolleyes:

[craigb]

Someone on the Sydney train system tried a bit of truthful signage. Aparently it only took them 2 weeks to find and remove it.

There used to be (still is?) a sign on the Sydney trains that said :

"At night, travel near the guard's compatrment marked with a blue light"

Sometimes you'd find this altered to:

"At night, rave near the guard's compartment naked with a blue light" :eek:

Used to make me smile :)

[silentC]

My favourite was:

Plain clothes and uniformed police travel on this train
Plain clot s and un formed lice travel on this train

[AlexS]

Someone strategically removed letters from staion names along the Sydney northern line a few years ago.
Meadowbank became
M ad W ank

[HappyHammer]

When I saw the title of this thread I thought it would be a discussion about why people do not say what they mean anymore because they feel they have to dance around peoples sensibilitys being as PC as possible.....quoting another member of this board.."What a load of bollocks"

HH.

Let me just add I'm a big supporter of being polite and having respect but please please if you have something to say just spit it out!!

[silentC]

quoting another member of this board.."What a load of bollocks"
Who would say such a thing? :eek:

[simon c]

Someone strategically removed letters from staion names along the Sydney northern line a few years ago.
Meadowbank became
M ad W ank

There's the road in Berwick, Vic called "Ernst Wanke" which doesn't need much re-arranging of letters to promote a giggle. It's one of the roads joining the South-Eastern on the Hallam bypass so is broadcast in huge letters.

Simon

[Grunt]

There was a woman who worked for a software company who used to send out spam to me every now and again. Her name was Irene Wanke. Amusingly, she signed the emails with:-

Regards,
I. Wanke