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WTF Are People Saying
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You don’t say….
That’s when my cell phone calls are free, right?
I need one of those signs here, because I always get night time and day time mixed up. And it’s worse on the weekends.
I assume, it’s also going to be dark during then, right?
Perhaps this is in Alaska where it gets dark very early in the Winter and they need someone to let them know when its ok to start drinking heavily.
Sounds like a very reasonable explanation. *thumbs up*
Hate to be the stickler in the mud, but this might be a necessary sign. Some lakes have restrictions about recreational boaters creating wakes after a certain time.
But I guess that makes it less funny so forget I said anything.
Plausible. But it doesn’t look like it near the water. Noise ordinance maybe?
Wow. Thanks for clearing that up Mr Signman.
Sure, but some people assume “Except Sundays and Holidays”
Maybe it’s somewhere like Finland where they only have 30min of night in the summer and people want to keep a schedule for work!? Anyway, do want. Most excellent sign.
there’s a board missing underneath -
‘everybody can stfu’
or maybe
‘free beer and bj’
Ok. Pretty obvious when you think about it, but they totally didn’t tell us what the other 12 hours are called.
this actually points out the relativity of time, as like with all measurements our perception time is only based on vibration models, like in the MIT they have those atomic clocks……. screw it u look it up yourself
WOW! I love this sign. It’s in West Hollywood. I took a picture of this too.
Actually on Sunset Strip.