What does this mean? Do they have problems with people putting their feet on the wall? Is it meant to be one sentence? This is on the fancy building, I think it is a bank, on the southwest corner of 14th and 8th.
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Well, ok. One rule is not capitalized and One Rule Is Capitalized. I wonder if One is more Important than the Other. Clearly they did choose the Right One to emphasize, in my opinion. The other rule is just bananas.
Posted by: beth | 30 June 2008 at 10:26 AM
Out of context, this photo certainly is ridiculous. I walk by this building every day, and I'm certain that the reason for the sign is the large number of homeless people who hang out on the steps there. I'm always curious about the relationship of the owners of the building (or the proprietors of the rented space) and the people who hang out on the steps; compared to most private buildings in NYC, they seem to be surprisingly accepting of the homeless folks who hang out there.
Posted by: Nick | 30 June 2008 at 01:56 PM
Ok, I'll just say it...
If I didn't know it was raining that day (if this was taken Sunday), it would look to me like "feet" on the wall wasn't their biggest problem ;)
Posted by: Melissa | 30 June 2008 at 11:45 PM
Nick, it doesn't surprise me that the sign is directed toward the homeless. It's the wording of the sign that really got me.
Yes, Melissa, what you see is rainwater.
Posted by: Joe | 01 July 2008 at 12:51 PM
Yeah I figured that! Lol! (And I read the sign as a run-on single sentence too!)
Posted by: Melissa | 02 July 2008 at 09:38 AM