Gynecological Christmas lights with a message in Brighton

[Andrew_Culture]

I guess someone is trying to get fired.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=gCgV-FnEcGQ


Funny though!

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Thanks!!

 

[rikki]

I thought it "could have been an innocent mistake" ...
until I HATE MY JOB

 

[asterix]

I thought it "could have been an innocent mistake" ...
until I HATE MY JOB

Whereas 'Buy more shoot' was on message?! Could have been.

 

[vernon]

I'm not convinced that it's real as much as I'd like it to be.

 

[TVC]

It is a fake, but it is very well done.

 

[dellzeqq]

...there is, however, a substantial building on the South Bank of the Thames which has a central courtyard whose plan form bears what some people might conclude is a conscious resemblance to the plan of Claude Nicholas Ledoux's Oikema (or brothel)

this building is not on The Fridays Windows and Death ride, but, if somebody buys me a drink............

 

[biggs682]

different

 

[02GF74]

there was a roundabout in UK that somebody had planted with daffodils to spell a rude mesage. every spring people would drive up there to see it.

 

[jefmcg]

It's a very nicely done fake, thanks for posting the link

.... but "gynaecological"?

 

[srw]

Andrew - you may want brush up on your basic biology. I don't see much gynaecology myself...

Dell - I so want it to be Lambeth Palace, but the date is wrong.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

Andrew - you may want brush up on your basic biology. I don't see much gynaecology myself...

Dell - I so want it to be Lambeth Palace, but the date is wrong.

Isn't the willy gynaecological? Or is that urological?

Perhaps it's for the best I didn't finish my nursing course...

 

[Cubist]

Isn't the willy gynaecological? Or is that urological?

Perhaps it's for the best I didn't finish my nursing course...

gynecology (n.) also gynaecology, 1847, from Fr. gynécologie, from Gk. gynaik-, comb. form of gyne "woman, female," from PIE *gwen- "woman" (see queen). Second element is from Fr. -logie "study of," from Greek (see -logy). Another word for it was gyniatrics.

 

[Cubist]

Isn't the willy gynaecological? Or is that urological?

Perhaps it's for the best I didn't finish my nursing course...

Reminds me of the story of the Bishop doing the crossword. He turns to the Vicar and says

"I can't believe 5 across, the clue is "Essentially female, four letters, __ __ NT""

"Aunt? " Says the vicar

"Ah, thank you ," says the Bishop. "Do you have an eraser I can borrow?"

 

[Andrew_Culture]

gynecology (n.) also gynaecology, 1847, from Fr. gynécologie, from Gk. gynaik-, comb. form of gyne "woman, female," from PIE *gwen- "woman" (see queen). Second element is from Fr. -logie "study of," from Greek (see -logy). Another word for it was gyniatrics.

Blimey, and I've managed to spawn too!