Signs, signs, everywhere signs...

Okay- that last post was very energy-intensive, so it's time for a lighter one!

There are lots of signs in Europe, and most are just things you squint at trying to figure out where to go, but  some make you do a double take. Here is my archive of signs worth all the funny looks I get for taking pictures of them. 

A bar in Vienna, Austria. People are allowed to drink wine and beer at age 16, and everything else at 18.  If you break the law, though... 

Dublin, Ireland. What on earth does this sign mean? To run under flying cars? To jump your car over running pedestrians? I find the spatial relationship of the icons open to all sorts of interpretations...

Near my apartment in Santry, Dublin. Tell me- what do you think this means? To me, it seems to say I should poop on the footpath if my dog does...

But upon further reading, that is not, in fact, the case...

Dublin is a very pedestrian-friendly city.

Cork, Ireland- where the signs are ambiguous and the people are clever.  

On the Metro in Rome. I think it's a series of informational signs about the characteristic Roman Metro dance moves... all to be done without touching the doors with your hands. When in Rome...

The elevator in the Eiffel Tower. I am so grateful the pickpockets are red! Makes them much easier to spot. 

I have seen so much vegetarian propaganda that I forget where this is... somewhere in continental Europe. Anyway people, I DID. 3 years ago. So lay off. This isn't going to work on somebody out to get a burger, anyway. 

See what I mean? But at least the Romans show some enthusiasm!  This could totally become a cheer for Team Vegan. I see the fans shouting in unison already... "carne equals morte, GOOOOOO vegan!"

Howth, Ireland. Thanks so much for informing me, because otherwise I would never have noticed the sudden drop into the ocean.

Hope you all enjoyed that! And remember, inspiration comes in the most unexpected places :-)