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Watch your road

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mind your head – watch your road

Engrish photo by ubr

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  1. Jeremie the Hat Man says:

    Ugh. It’s like driving with a woman in the passenger seat.
    “Look out!”
    “He’s braking. Did you see? He’s braking!”
    “Ah! Slow down!”
    “Mind your head!”
    “Watch your road!”

  2. bluejade says:

    Sounds profound, actually. That covers the basics.

  3. Squintz says:

    4th!!! yeah, i AM that lame, got a problem

  4. ubr says:

    woohoo i’ve made two front pages… now if only i knew how to use excel i could get on graphjam too…

  5. Leo says:

    you guys should take that seriously…

    I didn’t watched my road… now it’s… it’s… gone… *cries*

  6. notedscholar says:

    Interesting. This one is almost philosophical in nature. As if it is telling us to be careful in life!

    NS
    http://sciencedefeated.wordpress.com/

  7. Ben says:

    Since I don’t have a road, I don’t have to mind my head?

  8. Traitorfish says:

    I think they may have just used a British source for translation. Over here, that just means “be careful of your head, watch where you’re going”. A bit informal for a sign, perhaps, but not bad English, as such.

  9. Achi says:

    Make up your mi…. OWE!!!

  10. Psychedelic says:

    They desperately need to post these every five feet along every paved road where I live. Worst drivers in America, here in a town of sixty-thousand people…

  11. Lance says:

    Sounds like good advice to me!

  12. lolcatnip says:

    i watched my road but it hurt my head

  13. Mew says:

    Japan finally realizes I need my own road so I don’t run over the masses.

  14. sounds like good advice.


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