Neils Bohring.

[orwellian_trash]

I'd never really noticed before, but the hazard sign warning drivers of a Slippery Road appears to break some kind of fundamental law of physics.

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[brewhexe]

I once asked my dad and he said that the car had spun. Of course, the lack of the third dimension may cause problems.

[orwellian_trash]

Ahhh, I hadn't thought of that.

[brewhexe]

It still relies on the car being two dimensional, which is....silly!

But then, if you are going to delve into interdimensionality and road signs, you're going to be there for a long time!

[orwellian_trash]

If the being represented in road signs are presumed to be beings in a two-dimensional world, then what kind of Human-Centipede like monster is represented in the Elderly People sign?

Its either that or fisting.

[bunglevolante]

This sounds like a job for Top Gear.

[elmo_wiggles_it]

Our's look like this

[orwellian_trash]

Much more sensible.

[allah_sulu]

Those look to me as if the car is on tall, wobbly rubber stilts.

[orwellian_trash]

Oh man, it's on springs! I see it!

[tired_spirit]

That kind of thing happens when observed on the Bohring Road.

[lampetia]

That's what happens when you drive on the wrong side of the road.

[orwellian_trash]

Why would you want to drive on the Right? The French drive on the Right.

[lampetia]

well obviously even your signs claim your cars try to correct themselves by doing a 180

[orwellian_trash]

There is also the occasional flying motorcycle to worry about, too.