How do you stick a bell on a wall? Pics of Quirky signs, captions & boards

IQBAL VEERJI · 15th June 2011, 23:43

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Originally Posted by benzinblut

And the best DJ award goes to........

He has got a bulb fitted in front of the board

in case any one needs him for NIGHT SERVICES, it will be easy to locate his office.The person who prepared his flexi board forgot to type T after COUR ,might have got scared.

SILVERWOOD · 16th June 2011, 10:03

Please vote for him.

Scarlet_Rider · 16th June 2011, 10:15

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Originally Posted by SILVERWOOD

Please vote for him.

Voting encounters of the third kind, eh!!

Where are the MIB when you need them?

SILVERWOOD · 16th June 2011, 10:40

The first one is hilarious and any body for a bowel ice cream.?

mayankk · 16th June 2011, 10:52

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Originally Posted by SILVERWOOD

The first one is hilarious and any body for a bowel ice cream.?

the 2nd one -brothers/sisters/branches- whether by purpose or by accident, whatever, is very witty!!

silversteed · 16th June 2011, 11:04

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Originally Posted by SILVERWOOD

The first one is hilarious

Did you find it in a nude beach?

Reisender · 16th June 2011, 11:20

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Originally Posted by silversteed

Did you find it in a nude beach?

I guess this should be in a waterfalls, if i'm right... this one should have been taken at Kuttralam. Actually they intended to say that have a towel around you or with shorts/pants while bathing not just with boxer's

SILVERWOOD · 16th June 2011, 11:39

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Originally Posted by silversteed

Did you find it in a nude beach?

Not so lucky, got this on FB.

btw-Can someone translate the same.?

silversteed · 16th June 2011, 11:53

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Originally Posted by Reisender

I guess this should be in a waterfalls, if i'm right... this one should have been taken at Kuttralam.

Yeah, guess you are

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Originally Posted by SILVERWOOD

btw-Can someone translate the same.?

Here:

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Originally Posted by Reisender

... have a towel around you or with shorts/pants while bathing not just with boxer's

Thad E Ginathom · 16th June 2011, 15:11

Bowel ice cream? Maybe they are just being honest

All the tourists know that eating ice-cream in any place where it may have spent too long in a freezer and thawed during power cuts is a sure way to guarantee a few days of sight-seeing being limited to the toilet door

noopster · 16th June 2011, 15:26

I don't read Tamil but PLEASE tell me if I am right in thinking "jetty" is actually meant to be "chaddi". Tam phonetics confuse me no end (how on earth can a language not have a K!)

callvvijay · 16th June 2011, 15:33

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Originally Posted by noopster

I don't read Tamil but PLEASE tell me if I am right in thinking "jetty" is actually meant to be "chaddi". Tam phonetics confuse me no end (how on earth can a language not have a K!)

You are right in what you think.
Tamil has 'K' - but just that for both 'ka' and 'ga' we use the same letter. And its pronounced appropriately in different cases. Just like 'umbrella' and 'Utopia'!

sadnabrina · 16th June 2011, 16:14

Saw this on a M800's rear glass yesterday night -

"No Jesus No Life
Know Jesus Know Life".

The picture was horrible due to bad light thus not posting it.

noopster · 16th June 2011, 16:29

@callvvijay- thanks for that man! Hope I didn't come across as offensive, that wasn't my intention.
English is an abolutely ridiculous language to learn phonetically- just ask any parent who has to explain to a 5-year old why "He"= Huh + Eh is NOT = Heh. Sheesh!
I always assumed Indian languages were perfectly phonetic. Apparently not!

straightdrive · 16th June 2011, 17:00

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Originally Posted by noopster

....PLEASE tell me if I am right in thinking "jetty" is actually meant to be "chaddi". Tam phonetics confuse me no end.......

You are right but there is no issue of phonetics here - "jetty" is a colloquial Tamil word, pronounced exactly as it is written and means "chaddi".

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noopster Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Pune Posts: 9,237 Thanked: 12,903 Times View My Garage	re: How do you stick a bell on a wall? Pics of Quirky signs, captions & boards I don't read Tamil but PLEASE tell me if I am right in thinking "jetty" is actually meant to be "chaddi". Tam phonetics confuse me no end (how on earth can a language not have a K!)
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sadnabrina BHPian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Kolkata Posts: 389 Thanked: 536 Times View My Garage	re: How do you stick a bell on a wall? Pics of Quirky signs, captions & boards Saw this on a M800's rear glass yesterday night - "No Jesus No Life Know Jesus Know Life". The picture was horrible due to bad light thus not posting it.
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noopster Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Pune Posts: 9,237 Thanked: 12,903 Times View My Garage	re: How do you stick a bell on a wall? Pics of Quirky signs, captions & boards @callvvijay- thanks for that man! Hope I didn't come across as offensive, that wasn't my intention. English is an abolutely ridiculous language to learn phonetically- just ask any parent who has to explain to a 5-year old why "He"= Huh + Eh is NOT = Heh. Sheesh! I always assumed Indian languages were perfectly phonetic. Apparently not!
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