this pic is in our hallway at work

[brainhulk]

Should I tell someone to take it down because it's too pedobear?

 

[AreaCode707]

That is just a tad disturbing. Not sure it would have occurred to me but now that you point it out...

 

[darkswordsman17]

Er...is that the whole picture? Where do you work and why is there a picture like that there?

Also, OP, uh, first you post a picture from the women's bathroom and now this? Kinda weird.

 

[brainhulk]

Er...is that the whole picture? Where do you work and why is there a picture like that there?

Also, OP, uh, first you post a picture from the women's bathroom and now this? Kinda weird.

pretty much the only things cut off are the two monkeys. I work in a hospital, and i have no idea why this picture is in the hallway.

I posted the pics to garner the respected opinions of our esteemed members

(that pic from the bathroom is shared between both men and women)

 

[Dr. Zaus]

The little girl on the sun-screen is more revealing; sick fucks will take whatever they want however they want; I think the picture is great (I assume the other apes are covering their ears and mouth?)

I posted the pics to garner the respected opinions of our esteemed members

 

[darkswordsman17]

pretty much the only things cut off are the two monkeys. I work in a hospital, and i have no idea why this picture is in the hallway.

I posted the pics to garner the respected opinions of our esteemed members

(that pic from the bathroom is shared between both men and women)

I was just messing with ya. Well knowing that its a shared bathroom makes it a lot less weird.

Yeah, I assume its the "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil" thing. Maybe its supposed to be a reminder about kids and some of the stuff they might see in a hospital?

 

[Dr. Zaus]

I was just messing with ya. Well knowing that its a shared bathroom makes it a lot less weird.

Yeah, I assume its the "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil" thing. Maybe its supposed to be a reminder about kids and some of the stuff they might see in a hospital?

It's an appeal to "monkey see monkey do" and notes the irony that while a child can both her and speak (unlike the monkey) it is in seeing, shared by all, that the replication of behavior occurs. At once it says beware of your actions, but further, even if the child shield her eyes her ability to hear and speak continues to exist; so still beware yourself.

 

[IcePickFreak]

Better than the one place I worked at. They remodeled the office and their idea of decorating was putting a bunch of those stupid motivation posters up. They had to wait to hang a few of them, they wanted some big cabinets for blue prints put over there first for whatever reason (guess they didn't know how to use a tape measure.)

Soooo... two years later they were still in the plastic, sitting on top of the cabinets leaning against the wall. How motivational. :hmm:

 

[Dr. Zaus]

Better than the one place I worked at. They remodeled the office and their idea of decorating was putting a bunch of those stupid motivation posters up. They had to wait to hang a few of them, they wanted some big cabinets for blue prints put over there first for whatever reason (guess they didn't know how to use a tape measure.)

Soooo... two years later they were still in the plastic, sitting on top of the cabinets leaning against the wall. How motivational. :hmm:

Time to put them up... by replacing them with their de-motivational counter-parts.

 

[Eli]

It's not like you can see anything.. I don't see the big deal.

 

[BillGates]

It's not like you can see anything.. I don't see the big deal.

/agrees

 

[SandEagle]

looks like the kid has a bloody nose. weird pic is weird

 

[Drako]

Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.

Oh, and why is the "see no evil" chimp a girl?

 

[OutHouse]

the bathroom is shared between both men and women

as in ally mcbeal shared?

 

[OutHouse]

Better than the one place I worked at. They remodeled the office and their idea of decorating was putting a bunch of those stupid motivation posters up. They had to wait to hang a few of them, they wanted some big cabinets for blue prints put over there first for whatever reason (guess they didn't know how to use a tape measure.)

Soooo... two years later they were still in the plastic, sitting on top of the cabinets leaning against the wall. How motivational. :hmm:

throw them out and blame it on the cleaning crew.

 

[Imp]

lol.. I thought she was sitting on a ball, so what the hell was the problem?

I see now...

 

[amish]

see no evil

 

[jumpncrash]

lol.. I thought she was sitting on a ball, so what the hell was the problem?

I see now...

Lol, before you said that so did I, I still think the pic is fine though, people need to get over themselves christ.

 

[eits]

i think it's unfortunate that this pic should be brought into question. it isn't sexual or anything. i mean, i understand why it's in question, i guess, but i don't like the fact that it needs to be in question. i don't see how it'd make anyone uncomfortable...

 

[crab]

lol my wife put these in our guest bathroom...

This is the freaky one IMHO (above)

Even weirder piece of art is in our master bathroom...its pencil and drawn in the 50s of a naked woman lifting her left breast to wash underneath (as far as I understand). I don't think I can post it here.

 

[Matthiasa]

Think you could have made those images any larger?
Or have used a slower host for that matter.

 

[lxskllr]

 

[Specop 007]

Maybe the entire point of the picture is to see who among the staff is going to act like the subject in the picture?

I would not report it.

 

[Six]

Hint Hint: There's a hidden camera tracking your eye movements.


But seriously though....no big deal.

 

[chusteczka]

It's an appeal to "monkey see monkey do" and notes the irony that while a child can both her and speak (unlike the monkey) it is in seeing, shared by all, that the replication of behavior occurs. At once it says beware of your actions, but further, even if the child shield her eyes her ability to hear and speak continues to exist; so still beware yourself.

I was not previously aware of this aspect to the three monkeys. Thank you for providing it.