Someone must have violated the rule before the word 'Strictly' was added, and the No was made bold and underlined.
As much as we like to abide the rules, sometimes our people here can be a little stubborn and...er..in this case a little selfish. We just hope the city council will pick up the trash after us.
Probably the sign should be read as Strictly No Saying No. Just Obey.
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Another good 'No' post. Can't wait to see what you'll post for tomorrows Theme :)
Many of our signs in Australia have had to add the "Strictly" too. I guess both our peoples like to do things their own way.
Good response to the theme ...
Hmmm ... you may be right. Are many signs like this (written in English) in Malaysia? I thought I saw a campaign to use Bahasa Melayu first when I last visited Malaysia.
Btw, my post today mention about our shared culinary heritage: Martabak. I said there that it's shared by Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia.
Greetings from Bandung.
RULES....WHAT IS THAT?
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