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Came across this in few minutes ago. This was at a rehab my wife was in in upstate Massachusetts.
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Then there is the actual door.
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My sister in law is in a memory care facility and the exterior doors are all locked to keep the them in..... lady at the front desk will push a button to buzz you in or out.... or at night you have to find a staff member to punch in the code to get out.... I was stuck one night in there I think it was a holiday and they were short staffed and I saw this sign to the left of the locked door inside the building..... =

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The drug sniffing dog sniffs the Braille keys after the blind coke head touches them. Busted.
 
Best sign I have ever seen, I really wish I had a photo but they weren't allowed in that facility, was a yellow "DANGER HOT DO NOT TOUCH" sign in a boiler room. In braille.

Second best. WALK/DO NOT WALK signs at the intersections in front of the Braille Institute in Los Angeles. Although I will admit, when talking signs did come available they were probably installed there first.
 
I edited this picture a bit, so as not to get in trouble here. The sign made me laugh, " I may be a vagrant, but I have my limits".



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I think it is some kind of British saying. I also do not know what it means.
It's not british. First time I heard it was in basic training. And if you think about it for a minute, it should make sense...

If it helps. How would you read something on the bottom of a boot?
 

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