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Attention Warning Achtung
Toronto, ON - jeeff - Thursday, May 26th, 2005 : goo
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signs from the streets of toronto, in the lansdowne & college area.
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elaine: it's like 'stoppit! how dare you breathe here'
kobe: 27th May 2005 - 13:54 GMT
nice signs, jeeff. wonder how they get the shopping carriages to lock up though.
jeeff: 27th May 2005 - 19:34 GMT
i am thinking of using the screen printing tutorial to print a t-shirt of the "look point" crosswalk sign.
ian: 29th May 2005 - 11:20 GMT
In Texas, any sign beginning with "Please" is an immediate invitation to total negation.
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 28th Aug 2006 - 13:43 GMT
Perhaps it would have been easier to post signs of what you can do.
Franny Wentzel: 17th Feb 2009 - 05:30 GMT
They get shopping carts to lock up by installing an RF receiver attached to a locking mechanism on one of the wheels. When the cart is taken to the property line a signal is transmitted to the receiver tripping the mechanism.
I'm guessing it works like those pet collars in that there's an antennae buried in the pavement that signals the receivers.
Either that or the units have GPS receivers and trip when they cross certain coordinates.
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