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"Lawnmower People" Part I

Submitted by Nate Kreuter on Sat, 2007-04-14 16:12

I am a big, big fan of the little warning signs that depict stick figures in various injurious situations. I call them "lawnmower people" because I first noticed them as warning labels on mowers when I was a kid, where they inevitably had their toes and fingers whacked and stones thrown in their eyes all at the same time. As a public service, probably my greatest to date, I will occasionally post images of lawnmower people that I find amusing. Enjoy.

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