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Stubby wrote:PMS?
Menopause?

We're past that now, but point taken.

Deadly Night Shade - no need to mention plants
Dark Energy - coffee works for me
Quarks -
Neutron Bombardment - build any fusors lately, well there are always cosmics
Cosmic Rays
Possible Water Intoxication - an interesting one - look it up it can kill you
Titanium Paints
Sodium Chloride

Trouble is you might get a visit from the EPA with all the listing of hazards and biohazards which is why you might not want to mention

Organic Cyanide
Organic Formaldehyde etc.

Such wholesome fun.

Might I add:

Exhibit B - Shovel that was leaning against Exhibit A
Exhibit C - The vast yard behind Exhibit A in which Exhibit B appeared to be used numerous times in. So many times, we are not sure we looked everywhere.
Exhibit D - The firearm mentioned in Exhibit A.

These three additional items are staged by my friend whenever a "young man" comes to call upon his incredibly beautiful (and absolutely adorable from the age of newborn) daughter.

SPACE HERPES

A recent visit to a public facility reminded me to add a few, tweaked for our place.

With rocks roots, holes, etc. I should add WATER.

A warning that walkways may be uneven and slippery when wet reminds me ...

WALKWAYS, IF YOU CAN EVEN FIND THEM, ARE UNEVEN
SLIPPERY WHEN WET

The Master Gardener raises nightshades, but not even lawyers get excited about tomatoes and potatoes. One hazard conspicuously and blessedly absent from our place is poison ivy. The mountain laurel, though, is deadly.

Warning: Scary Place!
Warning: Imaginary Dangers! (nothing dangerous like fear itself)

A friend of mine, Lucki M. Wilder, runs a site called the Abiding Blog. One of her favorite topics is stupid commercials, and she and I tend to see eye-to-eye on stupid commercials. She's run a couple of my comments on this business of scary, and using fear to sell.

http://earthstarworks.com/StarsAddingInsult.html

Not a sign, just the yellow ribbon that says 'Police Line, do not cross'. Maybe have a cardboard cutout of a cop in the background.

I like "Beware of The Leopard" myself.

We saw something around here about ten years ago.
A sign posted on someone's very high wooden fence.
Not too far from the driveway.

All text center justified.

Line 1: Private Property
Line 2: <Drawing of a revolver in profile. Pointing to the right.>
Line 3: No Trespassing
Line 4: Survivors will be prosecuted
Line 5: to the fullest extent of the law

We thought this was funny, but wondered how the FedEx person should react.

Tom Ligon wrote:A recent visit to a public facility reminded me to add a few, tweaked for our place.

With rocks roots, holes, etc. I should add WATER.

No! DHMO

I prefer hydrogen hydroxide.

But this is in West Virginia where we have simple country folks, most of whom are pretty sure water is not intended as a beverage.

There are a lot of gun-related no-trespassing signs out there. Not sure if they are cute or scarey, which is, of course, the point. The problem with using them in West Virginia is that the whole population is comfortable with firearms and are more likely to consider them cute. But lawyers and courthouses make them run away and hide.

I'm actually not trying to keep people out, but just stating that if you come on my property and get hurt, well, you've been warned.

http://www.amazon.com/READ-THIS-SIGN-YO ... B003HMSPXM

http://www.amazon.com/Trespassing-Viola ... y_hg_img_z

http://www.amazon.com/Warning-Price-Inc ... misc_img_y

http://www.amazon.com/Warning-Protected ... 3D9Q4EP2JT

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00N3YG27K?psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/Rivers-Edge-Produ ... 3ZXWAVNZD6

choff wrote:Not a sign, just the yellow ribbon that says 'Police Line, do not cross'. Maybe have a cardboard cutout of a cop in the background.

Or an outline of a body on the ground?

With red stains inside the outline for effect.