@sunumbral

Yeah, especially when it's the law ... And all he had to do is apply to have the crap out there and have it added to his insurance policy

Hugz & xXx

@sortius

And all he had to do is apply to have shit out there and update the insurance policy

Hugz & xXx

Yep, councils are pretty clear with that. Not that his sign would have passed, must be (I think) 1m from the frontage as it's how many vision impaired people navigate the streets

@sortius

Yeah, and even stricter rules in the inner West council

Hugz & xXx

I'm guessing similar to here.

In the City of Melbourne, though, signs are outright banned, which is why you see bikes with signs (which are still banned, but people think it's a loophole)

@sortius

I think it's the same in the city of Sydney, due to footpath width

Hugz & xXx

@RonniesaurusHex

Hugz

And giggles

Hugz & xXx

@staringatclouds

No

That was from a customer that used to go there that dropped in today ... Giggles

Hugz & xXx

@staringatclouds
Bwahahahahaha.

Third thing to make me day.
Nicely done

@SailorDisco Boo hooo transphobe

@caity @SailorDisco

Giggles

Hugz & xXx

@stufromoz

He has no idea about anything

He calls himself a chef and doesn't know about stabilising jars ... Giggles

Hugz & xXx

@MarkAsser

Giggles ... I didn't notice that sign ... Giggles

Hugz & xXx

@BinChicken

Exactly

Giggles

Hugz & xXx

@kauer

Of course not .... He has had free use of the area for years

He thinks he can do as he likes ... And if people object to it, he calls them Anti-Semitic ... Even tho he is Lebanese Catholic ... And his last name shows that people with that last name were "house servants" and "sewage movers"

Hugz & xXx