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Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 13 2011 11:56 pm
by outdoor_lover
Just had to share this, it was too good.... :)

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 5:56 am
by kingsnake
:sl:

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 11:21 am
by azbackpackr
Hey, that's my favorite joke! Any of you who have hiked with me have heard me tell it! (And tell it again, if you have hiked with me twice!) :D

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 11:24 am
by chumley
azbackpackr wrote:Hey, that's my favorite joke! Any of you who have hiked with me have heard me tell it! (And tell it again, if you have hiked with me twice!) :D
That's why it's a "classic" warning sign... it's been around since at least the 70s!

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 11:55 am
by kingsnake
But unlike "One Day at a Time", it has not stopped being funny. :D

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 12:03 pm
by SuperstitionGuy
Is it recommended you engraven your name on the bells so they can recognize your remains? :lol:

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 12:59 pm
by outdoor_lover
SuperstitionGuy wrote:Is it recommended you engraven your name on the bells so they can recognize your remains? :lol:
Ya, well you won't find any of me in feces. They decide to consume me, I plan on giving them severe indigestion! :)

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 2:06 pm
by Alston_Neal
Always hike with someone you know you can outrun... ;)

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 14 2011 3:58 pm
by kingsnake
Honestly though, if I had a choice in the disposal of my remains, I would have my body dumped somewhere the critters could get a meal or two off me. Rather feed a flying buzzard than the jackals in the death industry ... ;)

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 10:06 am
by Alston_Neal
kingsnake wrote:Honestly though, if I had a choice in the disposal of my remains, I would have my body dumped somewhere the critters could get a meal or two off me.
We could take you to the Gilbert Riparian Preserve.............. :sl: ....

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 10:51 am
by outdoor_lover
There's actually even a little more humor to this for me too. I carry Pepper Spray for my job, but it's not for the animals, it's for the people! :scared:

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 2:17 pm
by Alston_Neal
and I thought retail was hell....

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 3:16 pm
by azbackpackr
Alston Neal wrote:and I thought retail was hell....
Retail IS hell, especially for the average Arizona retail employee who generally makes less than $8 an hour and has to support a family.

Just sayin'... I hate retail... Hate it hate it hate it. I think it's absolutely hilarious that all these do-gooder upscale holier than thou yuppie types scream and holler about boycotting Walmart but still shop at Safeway, Bashas', Target, Circle K, and any of a slew of corporate retailers and grocers, all of whom treat employees exactly the same way Walmart does.

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 3:26 pm
by outdoor_lover
[quote="azbackpackr"]
Retail IS hell

Yes it is. Customer service jobs in general, suck! I do customer service in a way....But I also get to write Dumb Dog Owners tickets! :D

Thus the need for Pepper Spray...It tends to piss them off! :)

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 3:38 pm
by azbackpackr
Outdoor Lover wrote:
azbackpackr wrote: Retail IS hell

Yes it is. Customer service jobs in general, suck! I do customer service in a way....But I also get to write Dumb Dog Owners tickets! :D

Thus the need for Pepper Spray...It tends to piss them off! :)
I admire your guts! Having to confront Stupid People about their dogs would be difficult. The dogs don't know any better, since Stupid People don't and won't train them. Stupid People think dog rules are for other people's dogs. Stupid People are everywhere on trails with their dogs. We almost got attacked in the Gila Wilderness, of all places. There is a certain brand of Stupid People who also like the wilderness, and they always have the same danged comment, "We didn't think anyone else would be hiking here." (Ask Wendy about that one, she was at the front of the line...)

I admire you for taking on the Stupid People who own dogs...

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 3:50 pm
by Alston_Neal
Is just me or do stupid people tend to get stupid dogs?
A sign for stupid people....







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Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 3:56 pm
by outdoor_lover
azbackpackr wrote:
I admire your guts! Having to confront Stupid People about their dogs would be difficult. The dogs don't know any better, since Stupid People don't and won't train them. Stupid People think dog rules are for other people's dogs. Stupid People are everywhere on trails with their dogs. We almost got attacked in the Gila Wilderness, of all places. There is a certain brand of Stupid People who also like the wilderness, and they always have the same danged comment, "We didn't think anyone else would be hiking here." (Ask Wendy about that one, she was at the front of the line...)
Oh the stories I could tell, why do you think the coyotes up on South Mountain are so well fed? ](*,)
It certainly isn't from "leftover" food that people toss....

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 4:00 pm
by outdoor_lover
Alston Neal wrote:Is just me or do stupid people tend to get stupid dogs?
Dogs aren't stupid, they just emulate their owners because it's all they get the opportunity to know....
Dogs learn from their environment. If they are not taught "manners" just like kids are taught (some of them anyway), then simply living in an environment full of stupidity and ignorance is going to cause a dog to act in a socially unacceptable way...

That sign is a classic too. I would love to be a sign maker. The fun I could have.....

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 4:11 pm
by azbackpackr
:D

Re: Classic Warning Sign

Posted: Oct 15 2011 7:17 pm
by big_load
Alston Neal wrote:A sign for stupid people....
I need to get a picture of a sign in my neighborhood. There's a bridge out on a county road, about a mile and a half after the last possible turnoff. There are signs all over the place for the detour, dozens of them. Yet enough people have ignored them that somebody made a handwritten sign that described the closure and explained the route of the detour. They posted it on the stop sign by the last turnoff. I think somebody got tired of strangers turning around in their driveway.