Oh dear, I am very indiscriminate about where I pee. I once had to do it in the back of the car in the lid of a sewing machine when i was stuck in a traffic jam on a motorway in England. There are blessings to having a car which is always full of rubbish you know. I love this photo that you have posted, the woman looks like she is shrugging does’nt she?!
I know — who knew stick people could be so expressive?! I think you’re very resourceful, Lottie! I also believe a car full of rubbish can be very handy. Thanks for the comment — 🙂
Hilarious sign from Chile! I love checking out signs and the translations are sometimes hysterical. Thanks for sharing and stopping by Travel Oops, Anita! Happy Travels. Steph
But discriminately is okay? 😉
Indeed! It seems….I love translated signs because they can sound so earnest or cryptic. Thanks for the comment, Julie 🙂
Oh dear, I am very indiscriminate about where I pee. I once had to do it in the back of the car in the lid of a sewing machine when i was stuck in a traffic jam on a motorway in England. There are blessings to having a car which is always full of rubbish you know. I love this photo that you have posted, the woman looks like she is shrugging does’nt she?!
I know — who knew stick people could be so expressive?! I think you’re very resourceful, Lottie! I also believe a car full of rubbish can be very handy. Thanks for the comment — 🙂
Love some of the crazy signs you can see around the world….have one for you! Check out the last one in the series of signs along the Camino de Santiago! Good for a giggle. http://anitamacphotos.wordpress.com/2012/09/24/camino-de-santiago-signs/
Hilarious sign from Chile! I love checking out signs and the translations are sometimes hysterical. Thanks for sharing and stopping by Travel Oops, Anita! Happy Travels. Steph