| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 106.1 | | NUHAVN::CANTOR | | Sun Oct 20 1985 14:21 | 3 |
| Hmm. Trucks on cheese wedges. I thought that was "Beware of sliding trucks."
Dave C.
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| 106.2 | | SPAGS::GRIFFIN | | Sun Oct 20 1985 19:40 | 17 |
| There *were* a classic set of icons used in airports:
Departure areas were marked by a drawing of an aircraft pointing upwards
(at about 45�) over a solid line (the ground).
So far, so good.
Arrival areas were marked with a similar drawing, a picture of a plane
about the ground, pointing down at about 45�!!!
I believe arrivals are marked differently..
- dave
p.s. I tried to depict this with ASCII graphics, but they are too crude
for iconography of the required detail.)
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| 106.3 | | VIRTUE::RAVAN | | Tue Oct 22 1985 16:14 | 4 |
| Saw a cute picto-sign in Canada; I think it's their version of "Men Working,"
but what it looks like is "Man standing hip-deep in horse manure."
-b
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| 106.4 | O Xmas tree... | SERF::EPSTEIN | Bruce Epstein | Tue Jun 17 1986 12:56 | 9 |
| It's been a while since the last reply, but...
I always liked the signs with the reference to an old
SNL skit; that is,
"Be careful if you picnic here, there are killer trees in the area."
bme
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| 106.5 | not a highway icon | MYCRFT::PARODI | John H. Parodi | Tue Feb 10 1987 16:32 | 13 |
|
Today my LN03+ became distressed and began displaying the following
icon (in blinking red, no less):
O
O O
O O O
I figured that it had to mean "LN03+ out of cannonballs" but all the
printer wanted was a toner cartridge...
JP
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| 106.6 | It could just have been whining? | PASTIS::MONAHAN | | Tue Feb 10 1987 16:57 | 2 |
| Re : .5 .... now I learn. Being in the S. of France I always
thought it was a bunch of grapes. No wonder it rejected the juice!
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| 106.7 | LN03+ | WOODRO::ABBOTT | | Sat Nov 19 1988 06:12 | 2 |
| those are not cannonballs. The flashing lights mean that the printer
has "gone bowling".
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| 106.9 | | SPUD::SCHARMANN | Computer Freek - Beware | Mon Nov 21 1988 18:42 | 9 |
|
I hate to tell you but, you're all wrong
What those cannon balls actually mean is
that your LN03 has suffered a severe hit from the rear (your RS232)
and that you need to place the LN03 in your arms and comfort it
till it recovers.
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