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Wow. The actual closet door for flamers.



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At the time of fire pushing here, please come out.

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  1. ... says:

    Insert F-word here.

  2. real_skeptic says:

    Real translation:

    In the event of fire, push here to exit.

  3. Spoo says:

    When the fire pushes HERE, then I am going to be running THERE.

  4. A Noun says:

    …Adam Lambert’s last vacation spot

  5. JohnB says:

    I’ve (fortunately!) never been pushed by fire, but I’m fairly sure that fire would not have to push very hard for me to get out of its way.

  6. zerengi says:

    i’ve seen that sign! its in a castle in Japan i think it was Kyoto, but im not sure of the city.

  7. Tom says:

    I don’t get it…

  8. giraffie says:

    Sorry, I’m straight.

  9. bluejade says:

    I think the sign is addressed to those behind the door. I think they are supposed to come out when the fire reaches the door. Perhaps a little drama is vital. Oh, what the hell, it doesn’t make sense!

  10. dr handle says:

    “You can’t stay in my son’s wardrobe, Mr Cruise; Mr Cruise, it’s time for you to come out of the closet”.

    • JohnB says:

      Don’t you just hate those closet Scientologists?

      • dr handle says:

        I wish they’d all go back into the closet, and keep their looniness secret, or at least out of sight where it can’t annoy me so much.

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        If that is Schroedinger’s closet, I have a refill set of vile vials we didn’t use in the mime’s invisible box.

        • JohnB says:

          Where do you get your vile to refill your vials?

          • PoodleGroomer says:

            It is V gas, hidden by Valerie in a viola behind a violin in Vale. You must buffer the valence for stability and shield from high voltage. It’s valuable and extracted from voles.

            • JohnB says:

              Vevy intevesting!

            • dr handle says:

              You violate voles? You vicious villain!

            • PoodleGroomer says:

              V agent is viscous and variously mixed, in vicars vestibules, with violet votive oil extracted from Vegemite and multiviscosity Valvoline. The dilute solute is vigorously vaporized through a perverse volute venturi.

              • PoodleGroomer says:

                They voted effectively selectively a proviso to provide extra virgin olive oil refuse to infuse into the Vegemite violet votive oil.

                • dr handle says:

                  I know that the Vegemite’s Victorian, because they make it just up the street from where I work, but can you clarify for me: were the vestibules voluminous, vestigial or vandalised, were the vicars vertical, variolate or vesiculate, and were the violets varigated, variform or verticillate?

                  • PoodleGroomer says:

                    The vestigal vicar’s voluminous vestibules were vandalized and a valve effused V agent and the vesiculated unvariolated horizontal bodies were found. The violets were a purply blue fading to whitish things.

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          * hears summer crickets and stunned silence. decides it is to time to run and hide out of self preservation instincts while they find the rotten vegetables and clonking wand *

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          Try to read aloud as quickly as possible without an elocution train wreck.

  11. KartoonNotWerk says:

    lol, just lol all the way home

  12. Nancy says:

    picture was taken in Nagoya Castle, Japan.


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