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"Ask me about composting at the Zoo" his sign says.
I think most of us would gladly ask this nice young man.
Hint: enlarge the photo. See anything funny?
This article about the Green Team at Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo says
"We make our own organic compost by mixing organic matter (Zoo Doo) from our animals, mixed with plant material producing an excellent fertilizer, great for gardening."
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(Linking to Lesley's meme, Signs, signs.)
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He's a cardboard cutout?
ReplyDeleteI do not see anything funny..:-)
ReplyDeleteI would like to ask him, but I just wonder how long he must stand like this, hours?
I would like to try some of that. Here, where I live, I used to be able to get composted chicken manure. But they went out of business and nobody around has cattle or horses so there is no manure available.
ReplyDeleteWell done, but I guess they use gas masks...
ReplyDeleteI'm not quite sure that I want to learn ALL the details :-)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know he as cardboard, but I saw the fine white line. I thought he was Photoshopped into that setting. They have zoo doo here also, and the zoo sells it! Not in Astoria - no zoo here.
ReplyDeleteThere's something odd going on between his arm and the sign in that his arm seems to be travelling through the side.
ReplyDeleteBut I can't quite put the pieces together, unless as per Crystal's comment, it's a cardboard cutout.
I'm all about composting!
ReplyDeleteWait. That's not quite what I mean.
This guy will have no problem standing there 24/7.
I had to read the comments to learn he was actually a cardboard figure. Sheesh! I'm not very observant.
ReplyDeleteLOL! We have a whole bunch of cardboard cut-out people in the campus now too.
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