Thursday, August 15, 2013

best airport sign in quite some time!


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12 comments:

  1. Carolynnwith2Ns8/15/13, 7:13 AM

    Huh ?

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  2. JeffO8/15/13, 7:26 AM

    I love it.

    Where is that?

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  3. KayC8/15/13, 7:58 AM

    I had to google what it meant and it is actually a neat idea - even if the word sounds like I'd be doing something illegal.

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  4. John "Ol' Chumbucket" Baur8/15/13, 9:19 AM

    Brilliant! What airport?

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  5. ProfeJMarie (Janet Rundquist)8/15/13, 9:28 AM

    Awesome.

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  6. french sojourn8/15/13, 9:34 AM

    That's just 20 meters after the discombobulation area...great place to pull yourself back together.

    I'm guessing Heathrow (disaster) or Standstead (Standstill)

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  7. DK8/15/13, 9:46 AM

    The airport is Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport.

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  8. Unknown8/15/13, 9:54 AM

    Love it! Discombobulation first, then recombobulation...that makes sense to me!

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  9. Christine Finlayson8/15/13, 10:00 AM

    Yep, the Milwaukee airport. As intended, it makes people laugh... after collecting shoes, laptops, kids, and lotions, a traveler definitely needs to "recombobulate"! Benches provided for doing so.

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  10. kkbe8/15/13, 12:25 PM

    Funny!

    Reminds me of my two favorite signs. The first: a short little sign posted at the edge of a weedy parking lot: Please Don't Hit This Sign. No rhyme or reason for it. Second was posted in a residential area in Ontario, Canada: Beware of Children. You can't trust those little rugrats.

    :-)

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  11. Jennifer R. Donohue8/15/13, 10:13 PM

    Looks like a sign you'd have at a teleportation station. "Pick your family up in the recombobulation area. Be aware, some disorientation is normal."

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  12. JD Paradise8/16/13, 11:45 AM

    Love it. I need one for my family room, where we retreat after the kids go to bed.

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