And I saw another interesting thing while walking to the hospital....
This brought me to a halt the moment I saw it and I was glad I had my camera in my bag. Somebody had obviously taken exception to a No-Smoking sign on a path leading into the grounds of Ipswich hospital and peeled off some of the paint. Not that these signs have any effect. I saw a guy in a wheelchair and another with his drip still attached outside one wing of the hospital chuffing away on cigarettes. Both didn't look in great condition and I had to wonder if the phrase, 'That will kill you,' would have received a hollow laugh in reply.
So what sort of funny line can go with this? It wasn't Sir Walter Rayleigh who introduced tobacco to the world! So who's going to tell him to stub it out? Of course we could get into denormalization territory with something about how only dinosaurs smoke. Or maybe into one of today's manufactured panics: Now we know it wasn't an asteroid!
I mean seriously, no smoking for any stegosaurus beyond this point?
This brought me to a halt the moment I saw it and I was glad I had my camera in my bag. Somebody had obviously taken exception to a No-Smoking sign on a path leading into the grounds of Ipswich hospital and peeled off some of the paint. Not that these signs have any effect. I saw a guy in a wheelchair and another with his drip still attached outside one wing of the hospital chuffing away on cigarettes. Both didn't look in great condition and I had to wonder if the phrase, 'That will kill you,' would have received a hollow laugh in reply.
So what sort of funny line can go with this? It wasn't Sir Walter Rayleigh who introduced tobacco to the world! So who's going to tell him to stub it out? Of course we could get into denormalization territory with something about how only dinosaurs smoke. Or maybe into one of today's manufactured panics: Now we know it wasn't an asteroid!
I mean seriously, no smoking for any stegosaurus beyond this point?
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It's what those little arms on T. rex were for. Two fingers are enough to hold a smoke.
Heh, of course if you look at this as a head and body it's a stegosaurus, but if you look at it as a whole head it's a triceratops.
My pareidolia says hadrosaur. :)
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