@sundogplanets Love the ambiguity of "do not encourage feeding … on anyone"

@sundogplanets Your idea of supper matches that of what we had at the end of the day. A.K.A. Dinner.

@sundogplanets I love so much the dumping rubbish one!

@sundogplanets Have you heard slip-slop-slap? Not as funny as "don't be a tosser" but another bit of local culture.

@sundogplanets As a French person, I can’t tell you how funny it is to read “big bite” and “breeding season” on the same poster.

@sundogplanets don't know if you're still around there, but i had excellent filter coffee at Daily Daily Coffeemakers when I was in Auckland

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Honesty is certainly the best policy.

@sundogplanets I love the rubbish dumping one. Actually I thought of doing something like that autonomously but insulting litterers in rhyme.

@sundogplanets "tosser" is a nice piece of wordplay.

@adelinej @sundogplanets Me too! Good idea for our mayor to copy.

@sundogplanets I imagine you can reuse the "Don't be a tosser" sign in your presentations

@sundogplanets The precautionary ones just make sense. The clearer the better!

(Honestly, the same goes for the rubbish one - if you can’t think of that yourself you obviously got kind of a thick skull)

@sundogplanets the dumping one is epic

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If you like the signs, there are also some classic TV adverts you should check out.

For example 'blazed', by the incomparable Taika Waititi:
https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/blazed-drug-driving-2013

@sundogplanets have you met Bas yet? He's everywhere around Mt Taranaki

@sundogplanets also keep an eye out once you get on the south Island, lots of crazy road signs there

@sundogplanets Our motel welcome folder in Whitianga had instructions for actions after a tsunami warning. "Drive north out of town, then uphill. We will see you there, we will not be staying."

@oseiler @sundogplanets he really is, though sometimes at other places it's his colleagues. I saw a colleague on the way to Angelus Hut.

@oseiler @sundogplanets related

@va2lam good to know - haven't been there yet