I saw this a couple of weeks ago in the parking lot of a local grocery store (click the picture to enbiggen). I appreciate the intention, to prevent patrons from driving into a large pothole, however the execution is sorely lacking. Let’s see here, there is the haphazard arrangement of the carts, the plastic cart from a different store and (my favorite) the yellow caution tape holding it all together. If that doesn’t limit their liability I don’t know what would.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Clearly An Impenetrable Barrier
Seems like I’ve had a number of excuses for not posting, including the fact that I was on vacation last week, but no more! I shall return to my semi-regular, frequently semi-weekly postings starting with…
I saw this a couple of weeks ago in the parking lot of a local grocery store (click the picture to enbiggen). I appreciate the intention, to prevent patrons from driving into a large pothole, however the execution is sorely lacking. Let’s see here, there is the haphazard arrangement of the carts, the plastic cart from a different store and (my favorite) the yellow caution tape holding it all together. If that doesn’t limit their liability I don’t know what would.
I saw this a couple of weeks ago in the parking lot of a local grocery store (click the picture to enbiggen). I appreciate the intention, to prevent patrons from driving into a large pothole, however the execution is sorely lacking. Let’s see here, there is the haphazard arrangement of the carts, the plastic cart from a different store and (my favorite) the yellow caution tape holding it all together. If that doesn’t limit their liability I don’t know what would.
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Oh, I thought the carts were doing some sort of pagan ribbon dancing.
@Anon,
That is a possibilty I never considered. That may explain the severe weather we've been having lately.
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