[Skifree0813]

While I was hanging out with my Bible study at church a few weeks ago, I noticed something unusual. It was not the thing itself that was unusual, but rather the detail of it. It was nothing more than a "maximum occupancy" sign in the fellowship hall, but the number caught my eye: 686 people. After thinking for a few seconds, I realized how incredibly, ironically horrible(but yet funny in a sense), some white-out and a black marker could make that sign . Or possibly the ignorance of a completely innocent designer who made the room just twenty people smaller... Maybe it's just the way my mind saw it at first, but straightening the left side of the 8 with a black marker, and white-out-ing(??) a little bit on the right side...

[conceived in fire]

haha. that would be funny, but I doubt a whole lot of people really notice those signs.

[Insane Drummer]

I have always wondered, who decides 686 is fine... BUT 687! Now that is just pushing it!

[Gwenny]

Originally Posted by Insane Drummer

I have always wondered, who decides 686 is fine... BUT 687! Now that is just pushing it!

That is funnier than the original poster. Shame on you Jason.

[Skifree0813]

I know that if I were an architectural designer, I would just have a jar of people that I could let out into a room and then count them. You know, the "just-add-water" kind, and then dry them out to stick them back in the jar.

[irtrogdor]

i think its cause if you put 687 into the room it becomes a fire hazzard becuase that many people could spontaneously combust