No rush, then.

Mar 04, 2017 22:06


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ladyofastolat March 4 2017, 22:29:29 UTC
So should that be "this road will reopen dreckly"?

Although I'm also tempted by story ideas about an intrepid trans-dimensional postman who can whizz past all obstacles, although possibly with many adventures en route, probably enough to fill a multi-book contract. And his cat.

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bunn March 4 2017, 22:35:41 UTC
They might as well have put 'dreckly' on the sign, really!

I don't know about that particular postman, but there's a postman on our round who could write a guidebook to 'peaceful unobserved spots for fag-breaks'. I keep stumbling over him, it's now got past the 'mildly awkward' stage into a sort of shared conspiracy, and I nod cheerily at him having a fag-break in full consciousness that I am walking dogs when I really should be working. :-D

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parrot_knight March 5 2017, 07:47:32 UTC
This reminds me of the 'Road Closed' signs on the road from which my street turns; in practice it was open almost all the time, if you were willing to drive slowly and know that traffic was single file and at odd angles.

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dhampyresa March 5 2017, 21:00:32 UTC
Rosie seems dubious of the sign.

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sineala March 6 2017, 20:29:58 UTC
Around here we get signs that say ROAD LEGALLY CLOSED, USE AT OWN RISK which seems like about the same thing.

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