Winter CD.

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From: william (WILLIAMA)23 Dec 2006 10:23
To: mr_swayzee 122 of 126
Whoops - replied to Mr. W Nutt.

Hearty congrats and festive stuff!!

Especially well done at tracking down the Leon Redbone - must have been a chore.
From: Linn (INDYLS)23 Dec 2006 16:12
To: mr_swayzee 123 of 126
Awesome! Many thanks and Happy Christmas to you!
From: dyl 5 Jan 2007 19:14
To: spinning_plates 124 of 126

I wonder whether it's designed to be ironic - is it a warning sign so that people know there's a blue thing with knobs sticking out of it on the path and don't walk in to it?

 

I wouldn't be amused if I walked into it because I was too busy looking at the sign above it and wondering what it meant to notice the actual blue thing in the way. At least not until later.

From: spinning_plates 5 Jan 2007 19:37
To: dyl 125 of 126

I think all road signs here are a joke - you probably would too if I could find a shot of all the conflicting parking regulations.

 

*goes hunting*

From: spinning_plates 5 Jan 2007 20:11
To: spinning_plates 126 of 126

Couldn't find the example pic I took in the summer, but I did find this one via Google. Now imagine that on every third lamp post (really I'm being generous there - every other one would probably be about right), except each one has a different combination pointing in random directions and what you get is a conflicting mass of rules that are effectively impossible to follow. Except if we're going to get scooters, we'll have to learn all that shit.

 

My father-in-law managed to pick up a ticket when he parked up downtown after dropping us off for our wedding - we were only in the Palais du Justice for about 15 minutes and he's an experienced Canadian driver!

 

In way of some explanation - the first sign there is no stopping from 4-6pm Mon-Fri, the second one is saying that parking is reserved for sector 35 resident permit holders only between 9am and 9pm mon-fri and the third sign is no parking between 9-10am Mon and Thu between 1st March and 1st Dec (I think!). And I'm really not kidding about that being a straight-forward one and the number of these per block.

EDITED: 5 Jan 2007 20:12 by SPINNING_PLATES
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