Re: "No loitering"

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Re: "No loitering"

Otto Bahn	27 Apr 2009 02:18
> Sometimes the signs say "Speed Kills" and other times they say "Speed > Cameras". How does it do that? < < First time I've seen "cameras" used as a verb. Be careful. What his bow ties is really a camera. --oTTo--

alien8er	25 Apr 2009 06:51
> >>>> Recently, the road to my neighborhood sprouted a couple of > >>>> SLOW [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Sometimes the signs say "Speed Kills" and other times they say "Speed > Cameras". How does it do that? First time I've seen "cameras" used as a verb. Dr. Hot"deja vu"Salt

Nick	25 Apr 2009 05:39
>>>> Recently, the road to my neighborhood sprouted a couple of >>>> SLOW [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > I thought "dog" was the verb and "hospital" an adjective. Sometimes the signs say "Speed Kills" and other times they say "Speed Cameras". How does it do that? Signature Online waterways route planner: http://canalplan.org.uk development version: http://canalplan.eu

Robert Bannister	24 Apr 2009 23:19
>>> Recently, the road to my neighborhood sprouted a couple of >>> SLOW [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > First time I've seen "hospital" used as a verb. I thought "dog" was the verb and "hospital" an adjective. Signature Rob Bannister

alien8er	24 Apr 2009 19:03
> >Recently, the road to my neighborhood sprouted a couple of > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > HOSPITAL > CAT First time I've seen "hospital" used as a verb. Dr. HotSalt

Peter Bennett

24 Apr 2009 01:48

>Recently, the road to my neighborhood sprouted a couple of
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>BW

When the children grow up, they'll be found near signs saying:

SLOW
MEN
WORKING

Then there's the local veterinary clinic sign:
DOG
HOSPITAL
CAT

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barbara@bookpro.com	23 Apr 2009 11:10
>> Signs saying >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >For whatever reason, there was often a police car parked there. Recently, the road to my neighborhood sprouted a couple of SLOW CHILDREN PLAYING signs. I thought we weren't allowed to call them "slow" anymore. BW

Matthew L. Martin

23 Apr 2009 11:00

> Signs saying
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> I do not think it means what they think it means.

This brings to mind a sign posted in front of a parking place at the
four corners in the center of town:

NO
PARKING
POLICE
CARS
ONLY

For whatever reason, there was often a police car parked there.

Matthew (I wackytyped four corners at the center of time. BAND NAME)

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dearcilla	23 Apr 2009 04:13
Signs saying "No loitering in lobby by management" are posted all over the vestibule of a downtown drugstore I frequent. I do not think it means what they think it means.

Re: "No loitering"

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