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September 1, 2004 12:01 AM
Broken: (Just for fun) Tonga sign
It ain't broke, but I thought you'd appreciate this sign. It is in the Kingdom of Tonga, in the South Pacific, near Fiji and Samoa.
...so? Theres a city on Grand Cayman (of the Cayman Islands) called Hell...they have their own post office.
Jon: There's also a town in Michigan named Hell. In fact, it's relatively common for Hell to freeze over. :)
This reminds me of when the UK tabloid press followed the Duchess of York on an island-hopping jaunt around South-East Asia. The fact that Phuket is pronounced "poo-ket" didn't stop them using the headline "Where the Phuket is Fergie?"
BTW, I liked the "Bitte - nicht so schnell!" on the Austrian sign ...
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I wonder if it is sopossed to be read with an ancent like "village pook"
Posted by: Mike at September 1, 2004 10:33 AM