I honestly had no idea what this sign meant, despite driving past it countless times when driving through my friend's neighborhood. I always thought it meant "Look out for Meteorites!" You've gotta give it to me though, it DOES look way more like a meteorite than an eye. In fact, I think, when informed that it was a Neighborhood Watch sign, I actually said, "What do meteorites have to do with crime?"
I like to imagine it being left over from the Cretaceous Period. If only they had had a Meteorite watch... if only.
Normal neighborhood watch signs are white and blue and black. That is weird that the white part of the eye is a blue extremely similar to the background. These are the ones I am familiar with in Texas: http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/12150828.jpg But, I guess it looks more like a meteorite than the one there in your picture. :P
I got all excited about this and wanted to know what town had such a large meteorite problem that warranted a sign. How sad that it is just a neighborhood watch! Maybe I'll make my own sign!
Normal neighborhood watch signs are white and blue and black. That is weird that the white part of the eye is a blue extremely similar to the background. These are the ones I am familiar with in Texas: http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/12150828.jpg But, I guess it looks more like a meteorite than the one there in your picture. :P
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean that the Neighborhood Watch members throw meteorites at suspicious people?
ReplyDeleteHADOUKEN!
DeleteIf only, indeed.
ReplyDeleteI got all excited about this and wanted to know what town had such a large meteorite problem that warranted a sign. How sad that it is just a neighborhood watch! Maybe I'll make my own sign!
ReplyDeleteThe Neighborhood watch sings I have seen are black and white with a yellow background. I have never seen a blue one. The blues make it very confusing.
ReplyDeleteIt's a vagina, on its side. A blue vagina. From avatar, perhaps?
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