I know the engineer who set this up, I reckon

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1. My internet connection is slow and transmission stopped for a minute with the complete sign visible, except for the unexpected last line. It was well worth the wait!

2. My internet connection is slow and transmission stopped for a minute with the complete sign visible, except for the unexpected last line. It was well worth the wait!

3. My internet connection is slow and transmission stopped for a minute with the complete sign visible, except for the unexpected last line. It was well worth the wait!

4. Looks more like being set up by a lawyer.

5. Looks more like being set up by a lawyer.

6. All that sign needs are a few bullet holes.

7. All that sign needs are a few bullet holes.

8. All that sign needs are a few bullet holes.

9. It’s missing one thing; a sticker advertising the services of a surgeon who specializes in reattaching fingers.

10. Self-referential humor usually works well. Strange loops.

11. Self-referential humor usually works well. Strange loops.

12. Self-referential humor usually works well. Strange loops.

13. Is this thing real? Where is it?

14. It’s not real. No traffic engineer would care a whit about people cutting their fingers on a sign.

15. It’s not real. No traffic engineer would care a whit about people cutting their fingers on a sign.

16. It’s not real. No traffic engineer would care a whit about people cutting their fingers on a sign.

17. Probably no one here is old enough to recall the Australian cartoonist Emile Mercier, a favourite of my father.
    Mercier used to do things like that in his cartoons.
    I recall a scene of a golf course – off to one side was a sign saying (only) “Do not lean golf clubs against this notice”.

18. Probably no one here is old enough to recall the Australian cartoonist Emile Mercier, a favourite of my father.
    Mercier used to do things like that in his cartoons.
    I recall a scene of a golf course – off to one side was a sign saying (only) “Do not lean golf clubs against this notice”.

19. Probably no one here is old enough to recall the Australian cartoonist Emile Mercier, a favourite of my father.
    Mercier used to do things like that in his cartoons.
    I recall a scene of a golf course – off to one side was a sign saying (only) “Do not lean golf clubs against this notice”.

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