Florida Sign

[cabinetman]

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[crokett]

I think I would take my chances with the vehicles rather than the gators.

[Mr__Bill]

I bet the next sign reads, "Do Not Feed the Wild Life"


Bill

[gjat]

Actually, the fact they're on the bank sunning themselves 'probably' means they've fed and they need the sun to digest. Not too dangerous. Now if they're lurking in the water near the edge...

Considering the ederly snow bird drivers, personally, I'll risk the alligators.

[Uncle Cracker]

Oh boy! Luggage!

[jackellis]

That sign smacks of a Far Side cartoon.

[LCHIEN]

Actually, the fact they're on the bank sunning themselves 'probably' means they've fed and they need the sun to digest. Not too dangerous. Now if they're lurking in the water near the edge...

Considering the ederly snow bird drivers, personally, I'll risk the alligators.

And if i was a smart, hungry alligator, I'd disguise myself among the fat, happy, well-fed gators resting on the bank after a meal...


Good one on the second sign reading "do not feed the wild animals."

[Uncle Cracker]

I think this may be a photo taken in some kind of nature preserve. Notice the angle-top posts that may contain placards of some kind. Don't think you'd want to get close enough to actually read them, though...

[Russianwolf]

UC, those likely say "no swimming, violators will be eaten"

[Richard in Smithville]

UC, those likely say "no swimming, violators will be eaten"

Or

"If you can read this sign, you're too close to the gators"

[LCHIEN]

I think the little angled placards say,
"Hikers and Bikers, move to the center of the road when alligators approach."

(that's a little perpetual motion joke - its fun to see the tourists staggering back and forth).

[shoottx]

Here is another version