Silly signs

[David Martin]

Well spotted. Wrong end sign wrong way up. SHould be in a red circle.

[hellymedic]

Nicked from today's Evening Standard:

Sign advising passengers to carry water at all times in flooded Ruislip Manor Station.

[orienteer]

Like the signs saying dogs must be carried on escalators......

[Tim Hall]

Strange...

[Basil]

There was an Indian restaurant near us in Brum that the kids, when they were small, used to call the Balti Bizarre.

[T42]

One for the Spelling that makes me cringe thread.

Meanwhile:



not to mention a hard hat, ear protectors, a dust mask and a condom.  The wretched thing is a whole 20 cm long and is used - very gently - for flush-cutting things like protruding dowels.

[Cudzoziemiec]

It looks like a mean bread knife.

[T42]

The thought crossed my mind, too.  It's a bit fine-toothed for that, though.

[Cudzoziemiec]

[Ham]

A few nay-sayers might have something to comment on that.

[Pingu]

IMG_9058_01 by The Pingus, on Flickr

Time for a body-part related cycle ride?

[Andrij]

Time for a body-part related cycle ride?

This must be one of the stops:

[Cudzoziemiec]

[Cudzoziemiec]

Not silly, just puzzling that there should be demand for Orthodox prayers in Welsh and German. I wasn't aware those countries had notable Orthodox communities, but evidently they're large enough for some to find their way to Bristol. But then, there's an Indian Orthodox Church (rather different sort of Orthodox I expect) in Pilning, a not particularly large village near the Severn Bridge.

[SteveC]

But then, there's an Indian Orthodox Church (rather different sort of Orthodox I expect) in Pilning, a not particularly large village near the Severn Bridge.

Probably not that different.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malankara_Orthodox_Syrian_Church
Went to a Russian Orthodox wedding in Bristol once. Wonderful occasion. I assume at the same place.

[Basil]

Not silly, just puzzling that there should be demand for Orthodox prayers in Welsh and German.

I've occasionally seen what I assume to be an Orthodox type chappie in Llandysul, I don't think he lives here, but it must be nearby.  As the Teifi valley is very Welsh speaking, I guess Orthodox in Cymraeg is a thing.

[Paul]

IMG_9058_01 by The Pingus, on Flickr

Time for a body-part related cycle ride?

Is that near Chesterfield? Or Harts?

[Andrij]

Not silly, just puzzling that there should be demand for Orthodox prayers in Welsh and German.

I've occasionally seen what I assume to be an Orthodox type chappie in Llandysul, I don't think he lives here, but it must be nearby.  As the Teifi valley is very Welsh speaking, I guess Orthodox in Cymraeg is a thing.

It would appear that Fr. Vladimir is local.

I thought it might have been someone I was occasionally in contact with, but he is elsewhere in Cymru.

[Pingu]

IMG_9094_01 by The Pingus, on Flickr

[Cudzoziemiec]

Teapots to the rescue by Cudzoziemiec, on Flickr

[Cudzoziemiec]

Teapot Street (Wylye Valley) by Cudzoziemiec, on Flickr

[Mr Larrington]

P9010221 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr

What do you mean, you already live there?  Sod off, Indian bast!

[delthebike]

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[Basil]

Wouldn't work in Wlaes then.

[SteveC]

IMG_3705
by Steve Cunio, on Flickr
Makes a change from (Wow)badgers