Hola, Gabriel.I just came back from a long holiday and I've seen so many signs like that where I went. Indeed, sign of times.< HREF="http://www.sreisaat.blogspot.com" REL="nofollow">Sreisaat Adventures<>
We just had an incident in Tulsa where a young boy shot a girl in the chest with a gun. It is supposed to be an accident but they didn't call 911. They just dropped her dead body off at the hospital.
So sad that you need a sign. I'm not sure if it does any good - like JorMig said, people don't even obey the signs that tell them simple things like don't litter or don't smoke in this area - but I guess it's worth a try. On a lighter note, I posted photos from our unusual < HREF="http://littlestuffoflife.blogspot.com/2009/04/camping-in.html" REL="nofollow">camping trip.<> I hope you can stop by!
Wordless Wednesday
I hope that sign is taken seriously, by those that <>do<> carry guns around.Happy WW Gabriel!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat sign, and enforceable for anyone *not* carrying a gun.
ReplyDeleteHola, Gabriel.I just came back from a long holiday and I've seen so many signs like that where I went. Indeed, sign of times.< HREF="http://www.sreisaat.blogspot.com" REL="nofollow">Sreisaat Adventures<>
ReplyDeleteWe do agree with a "no gun" rule in our own places.
ReplyDeleteWhat happens if you are a Police Officer? hehe
ReplyDeleteit's a great sign...why carry a gun to a hospital?:D
ReplyDeleteAch it's sad that work places need to put up such signs. Happy WW
ReplyDeletewhat a pity to the rubber if they want to come in and get the sign. :DLoLBut, I agree with the sign :)Greeting from Indonesiathom.
ReplyDeleteShould we all put up the sign.If you get a chance visit my wife's new blog. http://grandmothersdollhouses.com
ReplyDeleteQue diferencia con las costumbres de aqui! La mayoria de las puertas tienen un cartel que dice: "Tire"
ReplyDeleteWe just had an incident in Tulsa where a young boy shot a girl in the chest with a gun. It is supposed to be an accident but they didn't call 911. They just dropped her dead body off at the hospital.
ReplyDeleteNo es como triste que tengan que hacerse ese tipo de letreros?:(Muy buenas las fotos
ReplyDeleteMe encanto el cometario de "el Fafa"..... me he reido demasiado....Esperemos que el signo nos haga ver la realidad y cambiemos.
ReplyDeleteIt's scary to think that there are people among us who carry guns with them.
ReplyDeleteIt's an offence for an ordinary citizen who carry guns in Singapore.
ReplyDeleteYIKES!
ReplyDeleteWell, so far we have no need in Canada to have signs like that up, but I am wondering when it will happen....
ReplyDeleteAcá lo respetarían tanto como los carteles de velocidad máxima, no arrojar papeles en el suelo, prohibido fumar, etc, etc, etc, etc
ReplyDeleteSo sad that you need a sign. I'm not sure if it does any good - like JorMig said, people don't even obey the signs that tell them simple things like don't litter or don't smoke in this area - but I guess it's worth a try. On a lighter note, I posted photos from our unusual < HREF="http://littlestuffoflife.blogspot.com/2009/04/camping-in.html" REL="nofollow">camping trip.<> I hope you can stop by!
ReplyDeleteSeriously?? Wow.
ReplyDeleteJaja, muy buen comentario el de Fafa!
ReplyDeleteThat says it all.
ReplyDeleteHola! Llegué aqui por tu comentario de Argenautas!! ;-)Sigo pasando!Salu2Thincho
ReplyDeleteThe only place I swa similar signs was in Panama and and Salavador.Nothing like that in Canada, luckily...
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