
I couldn't resist posting this rare shot in my Thursday series on doors from around the world.
I owe this shot to Grant, whose surname I won’t mention for obvious reasons. He’s a great bloke, with a wonderful eye for anything that is out of the ordinary. And yes, he is related to me.
We flew to Western Australia recently and while we were at a wedding reception at the Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery in Fremantle, I was in the minority as I sipped iced water while Grant was, er, in the majority, sipping drinks that were a bit more potent.
Halfway through the reception, he insisted that I grab my camera and follow him to shoot this sign on a door beside the men’s and ladies’ toilets. So I took Mrs Authorblog's leave and followed Grant. He showed me this sign with a theatrical flourish that a ringmaster would have been proud of.
But neither he (on his way along the path to merry inebriation and some great dance moves) nor I (stone cold sober) could figure out exactly what it means.
Let’s not go there. Literally and metaphorically.
For earlier posts in this series, see The Doors Archive.

Crumbs..l don;t know what to day nor think, actually..
ReplyDeleteI would have been stumped by that sign as well. I would have had to ask someone where the ladies room was located.
ReplyDeleteThe blue door is beautiful. Blue is one of my favorite colors like most of the world.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my geranium pic.
Hahaha!
ReplyDeleteThat's funny.
ReplyDeleteDamn, I was expecting you to tell us what it means.
ReplyDeleteBut do I really want to know?
Uh oh, David. Your blog is going to become "X" rated! LOL!
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny. I wonder what it does mean? Hope your week is delightful! I always love coming to see what you've got for us!
ReplyDeleteToo funny. And a real head-scratcher. Perhaps relating to the location of the boys' handicapped stall. Maybe that there's only one, and it's located inside the girls' washroom?
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine that the Aussies didn't catch that double entendre!
ReplyDeleteVery strange... wish you had found out what it meant....
ReplyDelete(((HUGS)))
Donna
For once in my life.....
ReplyDeleteI'm speechless !
It could mean absolutely anything!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you will be needing to put a warning on your blog soon about the adult content! LOL
Whatever it may mean (literally, of course) it's funny. Good enough for me!
ReplyDeleteWhoever came up with that sign had a strange sense of humour. Or none at all! Being blessed with a strange sense of humour myself: big smile!
ReplyDeleteDoors never fail to fascinate.
ReplyDeleteWe are off to India next month. I hope to read your book before we go.
You mean that curiosity did not get the better of you and you did not go to the 'little boys room' to investigate.
ReplyDeleteClassic...just what I needed today...the LAUGH not the door! ")
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I'm not the only one who couldn't figure this sign out.
ReplyDeletehahahahahaha that's hilarious David!!! :D
ReplyDeleteThis post needs "Parental Control"!
Interesting thoughts - there David.
ReplyDeleteAnd when you do...how bout let us know?
ReplyDeleteSandi
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ReplyDeleteThat sign is hilarious. I can't resist photographing silly signs either. You'd expect it more if it were an English translation. Fun blog!
ReplyDeleteYup, think I'd be holding it for fear of the unknown!
ReplyDeleteDo you think it once said "Boys Inside, Girls Outside?" Maybe a prankster thought it was funny to paint over the word outside? That is the only explanation I can think of - srsly.
ReplyDeleteNothing like inviting trouble. And the handicapped sign along with it makes it even funnier!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, David. I have no idea what it means either. how very ODD, indeed!
ReplyDeleteHope this finds you well. I've been plenty busy these days. Still finding joy in the simple things....like cupcakes....tee hee
have a great day!
Let's not go there! Makes me think of those "family" lavatories in some places around here. They are big, and the point is the whole family is supposed to pile in at once. I am always amused. My family never did it that way. Once you're toilet trained, you're on your own!
ReplyDeleteI am still scratching my head this morning as I try to figure out what this sign means. My husband and I had a lively conversation as to the possible meaning. So...did you go into the room? Is it a unisex bathroom or is it a room for...my imagination often gets away from me. Thanks for the conversation starter.
ReplyDeleteVery good obserevert and photographed, David!
ReplyDeleteIs this a new meme?
Great shot. It is a trifle mind boggling indeed.
ReplyDeletetoo funny - I really wish I had your job!!
ReplyDeleteum,yeah,I think best left alone! What were they thinking? Oh,yeah,we DON'T want to know!
ReplyDeleteMaybe they are punctuation challenged and it should read "Boy's inside Girls'"?
ReplyDelete(Boy is inside [the] Girls' [washrooms])
Other than that we are going X rated....
(Sure your camera wasn't drinking?)
lol - word verification is "culturst"
Culturist this sign is NOT eh? :)