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A sign that speaks the truth!

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Seriously. Have you ever seen a more truthful sign?

There are thousands and thousands of seagulls here in Toronto – especially in the beach area and if you happen to have food they flock around you. Dare to feed them and well just read the sign to know what happens. Same for Canadian Geese – I’ve heard that they poop on average every two minutes or something to that effect. That’s a lot of Sh**!




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4 Responses to “A sign that speaks the truth!”

  1. Gemma (1 comments.) Says:
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    Seriously, I have not seen a more truthful sign! This is great!

    July 3rd, 2008 at 1:15 am

  2. Chikai (1 comments.) Says:
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    hahahaha! as they say, honesty is the best policy! LOL!

    nice shot! mine’s up!

    July 3rd, 2008 at 4:20 am

  3. Liz (23 comments.) Says:
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    So much for gratitude in the animal kingdom!

    July 3rd, 2008 at 9:27 pm

  4. Karl Erfurt | Algae Biofuels (2 comments.) Says:
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    This one is pretty funny – I live in Corpus Christi, Texas, a city on the Gulf Coast that has plenty of beach area and LOTS of seagulls. During certain times of the year, the seagulls along with other species of birds will all perch themselves on top of the power lines that run between telephone poles and literally cover the sidewalks below with their droppings. This makes life as a pedestrian rather hazardous because if I’m walking on the sidewalk during one of these periods, I have to make sure that I’m not walking directly underneath a power line so that I can avoid being splattered by the droppings.

    July 9th, 2008 at 11:08 pm

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