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Believe it or not, I saw this at a construction site next to a busy intersection in Jerusalem a few days ago, when the temperature was 32 C.
LOL? Or, oi veh--where's the Municipality's English proofreader?!
Perfect for Lesley's "signs, signs, a weekly meme of interesting, funny, ridiculous and unexplainable signs (in Canada) and for Toby's hilarious "A Time of the Signs" in Israel.
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How interesting.
ReplyDeletethat sign needs a lot of explanation me thinks :) but a good find.
ReplyDeletethat's quite a confusing sign indeed!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
Wow, that's really funny. Don't know how Caution became Coat On . . . quite a stretch!
ReplyDeleteHA HA HA !! Did you put you coat on???
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Good thing you were dressed warm, in this weather :)
ReplyDeleteoh that is funny!
ReplyDeleteHaha, great!!:-)
ReplyDeleteNa, must be too hot for coats now!
ReplyDeleteWill publish a Jewish post tomorrow, God and slow internet willing...
Wonder what will happen if you don't wear a coat! :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent find! I was trying to guess the real meaning of the sign...
ReplyDeleteThat's an original sign. Great find!
ReplyDeleteoi veh indeed!
ReplyDeleteAnd the intended word is . . .
ReplyDeleteCAUTION!
But this sign should be a word of caution for sign painters.
I was trying to figure out what they meant by Coat On. Too funny!
ReplyDeleteSorry for my late visit.
ReplyDeleteI am envisioning a pedestrian putting his jacket or coat until the trucks have crossed, then removing it to walk on!!
thank you for your laugh of the day :)