Catching up

Some things spotted over the last few years:


At the Kosel plaza. By the wall itself you should remain relatively composed but here at the back there is a special area for "venting".

Our water "bar" at work occasionally starts talking rubbish. I suspect that in this case it was taken over by Space Invaders:

Yay! Hit a round number of kilometers at a special time:

I don't know what time I managed this one, but still:

I like numbers like this:

See?

I'm pretty sure that they went with "Please mind the gap" because it's a classic but that this platform is straight and that what they wanted to tell is what the Hebrew says: "Keep away from the edge". Not quite the same thing...

Mouse hole:

Cat hole:

(I think she thinks she's hiding but the lump in the bed is generally quite obvious, even when she doesn't leave such apparent signs of entry)

No, it is very unlikely that there is such thing as a bar-code projector... (What they meant was Barco which is the name of a Swedish company which makes projectors and has turned into a generic word in Hebrew):

Well, it's good to hear that it's already hotter than it's going to be today:

Somehow, I don't think it should be a surprise that when Opel decided to call a vehicle Meriva (מריבה) its mood reflects its name:

This wasn't before Pesach so I assume it was a treasure hunt of some sort and not preparation for bedikas chometz:

This sink is carefully designed to make it easy for you to wash your trousers while you wash your hands:

It was thoughtful of the NTA to allocate space for graffiti and they were taken up on it within days:

That poor woman

Every time I see some of my shirts (like this one):

I find myself thinking about M&S Man:

and his mother, who probably spent hours sewing those name labels on his shirts and is now hugely annoyed at him for going and selling them.

Dilbert on Loshon Hora

It seems to me that the following Dilbert strip just shows us something about the halochos of Loshon Hora

http://dilbert.com/strip/2017-06-19