I’ve taken one law course in my entire life on engineering law. It addressed two major areas, product liability and intellectual property. I came to realize that Engineering Law is an oxymoron. Engineering is based on fact and logic; law isn’t.
I worked for a short time in a building that had such shiny marble floors on the executive floor that is wasn’t safe to walk there. You had to get off on the floor above or below and walk. There was cardboard spread on the floor from the office door to the stair well. I suppose they eventually got carpet, but it was the darndest waste of money I’d seen. (Up to that point, anyway.)
Baarorso over 4 years ago
Let me guess….they don’t want to get sued.;-D
oldpine52 over 4 years ago
All they really need is a ‘No Spill Zone’ sign.
Bilan over 4 years ago
Where are the warning sign to keep you from running into those warning signs?
sirbadger over 4 years ago
This is my territory; not your dog’s. Don’t let your dog mark anything.
Kveldulf over 4 years ago
Why hasn’t the Legal Department issued a policy banning the carrying of any and all liquids?
Kveldulf over 4 years ago
And, Yes, I saw the mispelling of Bulletin Board.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 4 years ago
More like the kind of sign gags that’s used in those Zucker Brothers Movies (Airplane, The Naked Gun).
Watcher over 4 years ago
Go ahead, fall and sue and say sign tripped you. Got to keep the legal department busy.
dadoctah over 4 years ago
Every time I see one of those warning signs reading “WET FLOOR” I have a tendency to read it as an imperative.
rmercer Premium Member over 4 years ago
What, no “Piso Mojado”? (Spanish for “someone peed on the floor”.)
ajr58 over 4 years ago
No matter how many signs, the more you try to make it idiot proof, the faster they will create a better idiot.
dflak over 4 years ago
I’ve taken one law course in my entire life on engineering law. It addressed two major areas, product liability and intellectual property. I came to realize that Engineering Law is an oxymoron. Engineering is based on fact and logic; law isn’t.
dirtmusic over 4 years ago
I don’t think its misspelled at all.
Masterskrain Premium Member over 4 years ago
I STILL think more people fall over those damn “Wet Floor” signs then slip on a wet floor!
sbg1220 over 4 years ago
Good eyes!
Dani Rice over 4 years ago
I worked for a short time in a building that had such shiny marble floors on the executive floor that is wasn’t safe to walk there. You had to get off on the floor above or below and walk. There was cardboard spread on the floor from the office door to the stair well. I suppose they eventually got carpet, but it was the darndest waste of money I’d seen. (Up to that point, anyway.)
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 4 years ago
Idle lawyers are the devils tools.
bbbmorrell over 4 years ago
There is nothing more dangerous to a business than a proactive legal department.
mattro65 over 4 years ago
How about a sign that reads, “Use your damn brain!” . Then again, that’s probably pointless.
ayespin over 4 years ago
Needs a sign “Warning, Lawyers Ahead.”
Radish the wordsmith over 4 years ago
Its always the safety devices that try to kill me.
franki_g over 4 years ago
Looks like they covered their ass(ets)Now if you spill, they can sue YOU
DCBakerEsq over 4 years ago
Hey, we do get paid by the hour.
marilynnbyerly over 4 years ago
I bumped into a “wet floor” sign that was tucked into a dark spot a few days ago.
paranormal over 4 years ago
Yeah, just like in drug advertisements where they tell you not to take the drug if you are allergic to it…
the lost wizard over 4 years ago
Que significa esto? (No, no hablo el idioma)
Rose Madder Premium Member over 4 years ago
And people still won’t notice them, unless they trip over and want to sue.
Malcome1 over 4 years ago
Never mind the people tripping over the wet floor caution signs.
bakana over 4 years ago
Insert yet another Lawyer Joke here.
Bicycle Dude over 4 years ago
Litigate, litigate, oh how we love to litigate…