Perhaps the most reasonable explanation is that there are angry people in that direction, armed with tomatoes, and prepared to use them to express their outrage at bad poetry or a poor presentation of Hamlet or some such. As to why this would be such a common occurrence as to warrant a street sign along the same lines as "Slippery when Wet" or "Bridge Ices Before Road", I have no idea. I don't like uncooked raw tomatoes anyway.
That's heavy, man.
That's another way to hammer it home!That's heavy, man.
That's heavy, man.
You guys need to look just a tad lower in that pic, to see the joke.
I refuse to get sucked into that one!
That was the second one. The first one was from a Romulan Prince who would provide several tons of gold if you would give him some money so he could dig it up in Mojave Desert.
Back in the 70's a friend of mine told me his cousin was an airline pilot and he had walked into the pilot's lounge at Tulsa to find a clearly dejected pilot friend of his sitting with his head in his hands. When asked why he looked sad the pilot replied, "They cancelled my flight. I fired up number one and everything was fine. I fired up number two and everything was fine. I fired up number three and everything was fine. Then I fired up number four and they had parked the food service truck too close and it sucked up 167 chicken salad sandwiches."
Does that count as a bird strike?
