Compost Material ... for Andrea by auntietk
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I took this nearly three years ago at a home and garden show, but it dropped off my radar and I just ran across it again this week.
When I originally saw the sign I thought of Andrea, but later realized a solicitor in England is a lawyer in the States, and a solicitor in the States is a barker or a tout in England!
This sign actually refers to door-to-door salespeople.
Sometimes life is unnecessarily complicated.
Still ... I liked the sign! :)
Comments (28)
vey true ...
See, they are good for something:)
He he stunning capture Tara. God Bless.
fun !
They have some uses then but I wouldn't put them around my roses!!
Wonderful, Tara! another fine example of cross-pond confusion, I love it!
I always liked the words describing the difference between a rooster and a lawyer...the rooster clucks defiance.
Very cool sign Tara. the definitions are different to say the least
Great sign! But it can work either way...
Just imagine, that really does happen - blood & bone is a wonderful manure for my garden, I use it regularly ;) (not many Solicitors left around here, where I live!) BB
It works for all named parties no matter the translation!
Lol, I lOVE this!!
Great shot.
Cool. I thank you a lot for this masterpeice. 5+!
Love this :)))
sound like all of them needs the same treatment very good shot
Very cool capture!!LOL!
Ha! This is SO FUNNY! It doesn't matter if it means "lawyers" (too many of them!) or "barker"! But door-to-door salespeople are a vanishing breed. The idea of composting - does that suggest having them kick the bucket first? And then deep-sixed? This gives rise to a lot of funny idiomatic expressions. I'm glad you posted this - it gave me a good laugh! And, it sure attracts attention! Keep up the good work! :-)
great image! :)
I love this! Where can I buy this sign for my front door?
sure is and I like the sign too makes me smile warm hugs, Linda Kaye
Sounds like the sort of cross pond confusion that nearly got a friend of mine in trouble in a restaurant, something about Pitcher's and Jugs.
I really like this shot alot. Not quite sure what it means, as I can only translate to the lawyer. HA, the other word, google just wont translate. Ahh well. :) Excellent shot anyway. :)
Priceless.. I want one :)
Great find Tara and great comment. Either way, whether it is someone that wants to sell you something you don't or someone that wants to make money out of a molehill I like to have sign like this!
LOL! It seems to apply in both cases equally well! That would make a great addition to the one on my front door! Cool shot, Tara!
Salespeople...solicitors...composting would be a good idea either way! Haha!
LMAO!!! Excellent!! :D