This was new to me, the phrase "polite notice." IN the US, I think we would say "Warning" or "Attention" and then go on to say that if you put your bike here we are going to cut off the lock and haul it away. Some how this seems so civilized. The best part is that this sign is on a fence across from St. Paul's Cathedral, so politeness was probably required. I also wondered since the sign is dated, that if you had left your bike there prior to 21 January 2002 it would have remained there unmolested?
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Polite Notice
This was new to me, the phrase "polite notice." IN the US, I think we would say "Warning" or "Attention" and then go on to say that if you put your bike here we are going to cut off the lock and haul it away. Some how this seems so civilized. The best part is that this sign is on a fence across from St. Paul's Cathedral, so politeness was probably required. I also wondered since the sign is dated, that if you had left your bike there prior to 21 January 2002 it would have remained there unmolested?
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it's also pretty cool that they tell you where they are taking your bike. Here, I'm pretty sure that the people who remove the bikes (or your car), get to keep them.
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