One of the clients for whom I do work is a dental office. I was there recently doing some work when I noticed this note below a monitor on the wall. Click the picture to enbiggen.
Yep. There is it. Please keep the Christmas trees when sucking.
I saw this sign (cone? standee?) while at a national fast food chain.
I'm not sure that guy in the triangle slipped. He appears to be just chillin'; kicked back and legs crossed. I thought about drawing a couch in there with a Sharpie but I have absolutely no artistic skills.
One of our favorite field correspondents, Lord Captain Dr. "The Original Chip" Mac, esq., sent this to me recently. Clicken to enbiggen.
He writes:
I saw this in the local paper. It was an article on recognizing the signs of Alzheimer's disease. I think confusion and repeating oneself were on the list also.
BeerGirl and I went to the Soulard farmers' market a while ago when we saw this sign. Click to enbiggen.
There is a lot to unpack with this sign but what I am most curious about is how many times they were asked "Hey, do you have raccoon meat?" that they were compelled to put up a sign. I guess they finally got tired of having to say "For the last time, YES." And who knew that there were so many farmers' market patrons clamoring for raccoon meat. We chose not to peruse their wares.
Today's pic comes from our newest field correspondent, ScottyP. Click the picture to enbiggen.
What we have here is a box of Sugar In The Raw, 2 lb. box. Please note the best by date: 06/21/2387A. I had no idea that sugar would stay good for several centuries but, as a student of life, I'm always learning new things.
I saw this sign in a local parking garage recently and something about it caught my eye. You may click the picture to enbiggen.
The wording on it is just fine but that icon in the upper right seems off. Is this place issuing poster-sized tickets? I've never seen one that takes two hands to carry. Perhaps that is the international symbol for parking ticket and I've just never seen it before. So many questions.
I showed up to work the other day and saw this in the business next door. Click to enbiggen.
I'm sure there is a perfectly logical explanation of what that is and why it's sitting in a chair in the lobby but I sure don't know what it would be. Also, I was the only one in the office that morning so I seriously thought about just leaving. That thing is no longer there so I don't know if it was taken somewhere or is currently roaming the city happily killing children.
I take a lot of pictures, just like so many others on the interweb. What I record here are all of the bizarre things that we run into every day. From absurd signs to people doing inexplicable things, I want a place to capture them all.