My husband and my favorite sign was one at the pediatrician that said “This is not a trash can!” Stuck on what was clearly a trash can. I think they meant don’t put your kid’s dirty diapers in here, but we used to say that all the time when throwing something out in a public trash can. It was the exclamation point for me. Like, in case y…
My husband and my favorite sign was one at the pediatrician that said “This is not a trash can!” Stuck on what was clearly a trash can. I think they meant don’t put your kid’s dirty diapers in here, but we used to say that all the time when throwing something out in a public trash can. It was the exclamation point for me. Like, in case you don’t believe us, we’re going to add this exclamation point.
My husband and my favorite sign was one at the pediatrician that said “This is not a trash can!” Stuck on what was clearly a trash can. I think they meant don’t put your kid’s dirty diapers in here, but we used to say that all the time when throwing something out in a public trash can. It was the exclamation point for me. Like, in case you don’t believe us, we’re going to add this exclamation point.
Excellent! Was the sign painted by Magritte?
The exclamation point suggests that it was in denial about its identity.
Hah I think it was a frustrated nurse.
Or, it could have been a recycling can. Horses, zebras.