I’m guessing this would be the exit to take when confronted with (I will try to post this) the type of hazard against which we were warned in our most recent quarterly safety update: apparently, useless junk and equipment ’stored’ in the corridors may cause, and I quote, a “fire exiting deficiency.” I still want to find the person who coined that phrase and hurt him or her.
Wildmustard: If there should develop any such thing as a Wildmustard Fan Club or Wildmustard Appreciation Society, I’d like to be a member. Your wisdom is elegant.
wow, just wow…
I agree. Superlatives fail me.
what?
I’m guessing this would be the exit to take when confronted with (I will try to post this) the type of hazard against which we were warned in our most recent quarterly safety update: apparently, useless junk and equipment ’stored’ in the corridors may cause, and I quote, a “fire exiting deficiency.” I still want to find the person who coined that phrase and hurt him or her.
That attempt to give the “C” some kind of 3D look is moving…
Wildmustard: If there should develop any such thing as a Wildmustard Fan Club or Wildmustard Appreciation Society, I’d like to be a member. Your wisdom is elegant.
I think it’s an attempt to “correct” the “C” into a “G”:
“EMERGENOY EXIT”
Superlatives continue to fail me. If only they’d attempted to “correct” the “O” into a “C”, this might not have been a fail.
I’d be a Wildmustard fan, too. The signs are only mildly amusing - the commentaries are wicked funny.