You know you think about it every time you have to ride over the tracks. Or those storm drains with the big slots in them.
(Christchurch, New Zealand)
Funny sign alert #5
February 12, 2008 by aphriza
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Hugh Powell is a little weary of big-ticket items like Pluto, the Mars rover, and small fossilized humans getting all the science news coverage. Keep an eye out here for wisps and scraps you won't find anywhere else. Particularly about the ocean, which is really cool and, honestly speaking, much bigger than you think.-
Hell yeah! I’m headed out to play bike polo with ubutanda and I’m going to keep my eyes peeled in the darkness for any hidden tram tracks here in Corvallis…
Matt and I both almost experienced this on a trip to the southern Jersey shore… pouring rain + metal bridge slats = Danger Bay.