Signs, signs, everywhere there's signs.....
Do this, don't do that, can't you read the signs....Catchy tune but it has a point. Do we really need all the ridiculous road signs? Have people really become so stupid, or lack enough common sense fo...
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A person's perception of signage, is directly related to their need for the signage. For example, if a person is looking for a restaurant (especially if it's a particular restaurant) they either appreciate seeing a sign for one, or will be frustrated by there not being one. Similarly, if a person loses control of their vehicle on a curvy road, it wouldn't be surprising to hear them complain about the lack of warning signs.
Probably every person on this forum can share a story about their struggles in finding certain campgrounds due to the lack of, or poorly placed, signs.
In college, we were reviewing various lawsuits. One involved two beer-filled buddies, that came up with a grand idea of using their lawn mower to trim some bushes. Even their intoxicated brains had a huge awakening, once their fingers got cut off by picking up a running lawnmower. They sued the manufacturer, because the mower didn't have a sign saying to NOT use it as a hedger cutter. By the way, they won the lawsuit.
Probably every person on this forum can share a story about their struggles in finding certain campgrounds due to the lack of, or poorly placed, signs.
In college, we were reviewing various lawsuits. One involved two beer-filled buddies, that came up with a grand idea of using their lawn mower to trim some bushes. Even their intoxicated brains had a huge awakening, once their fingers got cut off by picking up a running lawnmower. They sued the manufacturer, because the mower didn't have a sign saying to NOT use it as a hedger cutter. By the way, they won the lawsuit.
