What cracks me up about this is the thought of the meetings and/or planning councils that decided there was a need for this, followed by what was going through the heads of the people who went through the trouble to draw it, line it up, print it, drive it to the beach and bolt it to a tree. Did not any of them, in their efforts to get the warning out, question the usefulness of this task and in doing so the purpose of their existence?
(Hat tip: the New Shelton wet/dry)
