Seen in Print

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Rex, that's one classy avatar you've got.

Bill the Cat!

[Roy]

Rex, that's one classy avatar you've got.

Bill the Cat!

[webenda]

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[rogruth]

I'd bet that the person who had those made knew what they were doing.
Speaking of the sign maker not the moms.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

:roll:
I'd bet that the person who had those made knew what they were doing.
Speaking of the sign maker not the moms.

I wonder.............and just have to laugh.

[webenda]

Disobedience I

[webenda]

Disobedience II

Sign? What sign? We didn't see no stink'n sign!

[webenda]

Disobedience III
No Swimming by Wayne Benda, on Flickr
Generation after generation of disobedience.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

The pipe example of "human nature" was perfect. The pipe was irresistible, adventure and daring (plus some obligatory disobedience)with more folks - mostly males, it appears - on/at it than in the water at the moment of the shot.

[Roy]

Is this about sinkholes?:

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Good question. I couldn't figure that out either, so I settled for it being a warning about crevasses. Remember that news story, some years ago, about that young man who fell into a crevasse and got stuck so badly he had to saw off his own lower arm with a penknife (I think I recall that story correctly.) He saved himself but at a horrible bodily expense and experience. I think everybody was amazed he was able to do such a thing as self-amputation.

[rogruth]

Murph,

I think that guy was climbing the rock face.
Lost his arm(?) but had books written and a movie made about him.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Could be a warning of a space-time discontinuity where one might fall out of our reality.

[rogruth]

Could be a warning of a space-time discontinuity where one might fall out of our reality.

Could that be a good thing?