Friday, December 23, 2005

Indonesian Leftovers

A couple of souvenirs I brought back from the Tiara hotel in Medan:

Mie is Bahasa Indonesia for "noodles". I ask: why not mie?

I may put this up in our bathroom as a warning to guests.

In a related story, I was tipped off to this bathroom sign in Sudan by an anonymous source. Thanks, anonymous source!

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The current Department of Homeland Security threat level is:

Solar X-rays:

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Solar activity data courtesy of n3kl.org.
Batmobile status information courtesy of Batman.