“DONOT EAT THE AIR FRESHENER”
Does that look like something you would eat? (Well, I suppose in Chinatown, anything goes.)
I’m in Houston this weekend for my mom’s birthday. What are y’all up to?
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It looks like jelloooooooooo, and I wish I were in Chinatown with you guys…
Uh…true confessions:
When I lived in Taiwan, I literally ate some potpourri. I thought it was cinnamon candy. That sign was probably a direct result of me.
Albie-
I wish you were too!
K. Marie-
ZOMG that is HILARIOUS!!!! I just lol-ed for realz.
My sister-in-law had a green version hanging around and my son, three at the time, went right for it. He was convinced! Luckily, my wife was too quick for him to sample it. :)
haha that totally ruins the air freshener by putting a sign on it. but… i wouldn’t put it past some people to think it’s candy. i’m sure a lot of kids have learned the hard way.
i don’t think they actually learn, though… play-doh, crayon, and glue really do NOT taste that good, but they continue to eat them anyway!
this is *awesome*
That’s hilarious. They must have had an incident with a little kid.
Scott-
I guess a sign like this wouldn’t really help deter a child. :P
Mandy-
Yeah, they don’t worry about aesthetics so much in Chinatown, lol.
Albie-
Good point.
Those are cute plants! Anyway, sometimes some people need reminders…
Hey Young One. I’m getting around to reading blogs, which is not something I have been able to do for a couple weeks straight.
Have a great trip home and be thankful it is your mom and not mine you are visiting ; -)
Maddy-
Yep, it never hurts to reinforce common sense. ;P
Pseudo-
Haha, thanks, will do.