Do Not Freeze
Shipped packages and crates can carry all sorts of warning labels on them. The most common ones seen being “Breakable”, “Do not fold”, and their ilk.
Today I noticed a new one on a large package delivered to our office.
In very large block letters, with a colour highlight, was the sentence “DO NOT FREEZE”, and beneath it, in slightly smaller font “Sensitive Against Freeze”.
I had no idea shipping companies had a tendency to freeze packages.
Very strange.
Not to mention pretty bad grammar on the smaller sentence, but that’s beside the point.
July 6th, 2006 at 2:06 EET | Categories: Language, Miscellaneous |
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