on Oct 30th 2009 at 6:00 am Communication,just for fun

Mystery Solved!

I’ve really been busy the last couple of weeks, what with this and that looming large on my horizon (more on that Monday). So I thought I’d just take a minute to point you to last Friday’s post, Solve the Mystery, in which I posted a photo of a strange sign I found in a hotel not too long ago, and then asked if anyone could interpret it.

I still can’t believe how many folks stopped by and left a guess! As of this writing, there have been 26 guesses so far – some of ‘em quite hilarious – and one correct answer. Yep, that’s right, a big ol’ tip o’ the hat goes to Kevin E. Blake for figuring it out. (I’d pop in a link to Kevin’s website – but he didn’t leave one! Missed an opportunity there, Bubba! Just sayin’)

In case you’re wondering, I won’t keep you in suspense; it means “Ticket Counter”, and he even found the complete listing of international signs. Way to go, Kevin! Now, if you happen to see that particular sign in the future, you’ll know what it means.

But… there’s still a mystery here. If I’d stepped back and photographed the whole area, you’d see what I saw – there’s no ticket counter anywhere within sight of this sign! So I’m not sure it’s all that helpful. But maybe that’s just me, bein’ picky.

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  1. # Karen Swimon Oct 30th 2009 at 9:00 am

    ROFL! I completely missed that one! Way to go Kevin! Thanks Robert for solving the mystery, now I can sleep tonight!

  2. # Robert Hruzekon Oct 30th 2009 at 10:05 am

    @Karen – Hey, I’m amazed how long it took for someone to come along who knew, y’know?

    Glad you can sleep now, though! :-P

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