Today’s helpful sign is easy to relate to on a personal level. If I had a nickel for every time I watched the wrong side of a monitor, I would be pretty broke. Is this warning label hell? Is it a conspiracy to help the world on its dumbing down. Is it a government job creation program (someone has to make and apply these labels)? Did someone by Jimmy Kimmel a label maker for Christmas?
Nothing like stating the obvious. That’s funny stuff.
At least was only in one language. If was in Canada, it would have to have French to be legal. LOL
Really? Every sign has to have French?
We are a bilingual country. Good example is beer. We get imported beer from everywhere just like any other country. One stipulation is that the bottle or can must have biere on it. That is French for beer. As for signs, most don’t require it but warnings do.
That’s interesting. So do most Canadians speak French or English?
French is prevalent in Quebec with pockets through the rest of Canada. As one goes further west English is prevalent with minimal French known by locals. Kind of weird in that most people only know one language but the country is considered bilingual.
Dang … and I thought this only happened to me! Thanks for stopping by during my absence, and (hopefully) Life: The Musical returns in a few weeks.
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