I was out walking Falcor when I saw this on the sidewalk next to my apartment complex. I'm curious who wrote this sign and why.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
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I am with you on the curiosity front.
ReplyDeleteIt stil has me curious.
DeleteYeah, that would definitely have me curious. Must be directed at a specific person.
ReplyDeleteNo idea but it was a funny sign to find.
Deletemay be a discussion group of twins.
ReplyDeletehave a great day
Could be.
DeleteMeth, not even once.
ReplyDeleteLMAO That's a good guess too. Especially around here.
DeleteWell, the cardboard makes me think it was someone living on the streets. Last time we were on the strip, there were a lot of weird signs like this.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't doubt it.
DeleteTwins trying to pan for money maybe?
ReplyDeleteCould be.
DeleteMaybe wanted something better than "ditto"
ReplyDeleteYes, maybe.
Deletehmmm, very strange
ReplyDeleteIt is.
DeleteYou might be seeing double soon!
ReplyDeleteI might be.
DeleteOh that's kind of creepy. Good premise for the start of a book though!
ReplyDeleteThat would be a good book intro.
DeleteIntriguing!
ReplyDeleteI thought so too.
DeleteThat's very weird! I hope you kept moving swiftly past?
ReplyDeleteIt was just laying on the sidewalk, no one around.
DeleteLOL
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteThat gives you something to think about. :)
ReplyDeleteit sure did.
DeleteIt is a mystery.
ReplyDeleteIt is. lol
DeleteThere is probably a person so drug-addled s/he thinks s/he's a twin and s/he is just hearing his/her own thoughts.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I hadn't thought about that but nothing would surprise me anymore.
DeleteHa! How cryptic lol
ReplyDeleteKaren @ For What It's Worth
I know. lol
DeleteCreepy! lol
ReplyDeletelol I know.
DeleteThat's just random... It'd be funny though if it was someone standing with the sign and nobody standing next to him/her. That'd freak people out. :)
ReplyDeleteThat would have been so funny.
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