Jul 13, 2011
Signs are Supposed to Cross Language Barriers Easier Than This
Subway. Seoul, South Korea. 2011
"No Fat People, People with Disabilities, or...Pimps?"
"Attention: No Shopping Carts On The Escalator."
"If You're Good Enough, These Stairs are Wheelchair (up and down) Friendly."
Okay...so we've got: disabled, _____, ...another disabled?, and...an amish pilgrim? what the heck?
In the Meantime | brody leven
Feb 29, 2012 @ 16:27:36
[...] Signs are Supposed to Cross Language Barriers Easier Than This [...]
Jul 20, 2011 @ 10:45:19
sheesh, what do you have against pregnant women??
Jul 20, 2011 @ 14:22:16
ooooooohhhhhh it’s a pregnant woman!
Jul 15, 2011 @ 09:36:49
Brody, dear, sometimes I worry about you. The “fat” person is a pregnant woman. The cane means elderly and the crutches are the disabled ones. The Amish pilgrim you got though; totally spot on.
Jul 15, 2011 @ 16:03:06
As of recently, China has had an influx of pilgrims running rampant through its capital city.