Heaven for Dogs is Hell for Squirrels.
It’s a woman reading a book. Note the skirt/dress.
So it’s a woman NOT reading a book… 
What has been seen cannot be unseen.
Should it bother me I saw her first?
Oddly, he’s looking pretty calm for someone who’s not reading a book.
He’s enjoying a piece of someone’s mind.
Seems to be one of those that actually works better in lower image size and resolution
You’re not alone.
I think that’s a British English term generally - in Harry Potter, the bathroom was referred to as the toilet on several occasions.
I keep forgetting to mention a sign outside an ice cream shop in Portland, Maine:
“Ice Cream doesn’t ask questions. Ice cream just understands”.
On a passing vehicle recently…
ALCOHOL
Because no great story
ever started with a salad
That is wonderful Kimstu. I saw a cartoon on Facebook recently that amused me. It shows a guy standing in front of St. Peter, at the gates of heaven. He says “Oh, you’re little Bobby! Rex here has been talking about you for over fifty years!” Coming out the gates you see a little dog, running joyfully up for the reunion.
Damn Straight, Baby! And my Crew are the Keepers of the Gates!
This looks like the place for this.
I don’t see why… No humor there. 
I saw this some years ago in the British Virgin Islands.
Throwing things in the urinals is strictly optional.
^Heh. In a Lolo (small, roadside restaurant) bathroom in Grand Case, St Martin there is a sign over the sink that says: FOR WATER USE KNEE.
So, I finished peeing and went to wash my hands. There are no knobs to control water, no sensor to automatically turn it on, nothing. I wave my hands around with no joy. I read the sign. I think about the sign. Then, looking under the sink I see a wand/stick sort of thing. Pushing it causes the water to flow, releasing it stops the water. Have never seen a sink like that anywhere else.
Surgeons use similar sinks. Keeps the hands sterile.
Sorry - they were talking about “heaven for dogs, hell for squirrels.” To each their own, I guess. You can report it if you think it should be removed.
Reminds me of a couple of signs you’ll see posted prominently at Aldi:
“Free of certified artificial colors and flavors”
Well, OK, there might be some artificial colors and flavors in there, but we won’t certify it.
“Free of over 90 additives”
(or whatever the number is)
Sure, I can think of loads of things that aren’t added to the food.