Posted on 03/31/2017 4:33:41 AM PDT by markomalley
If this yield sign didnt already cause drivers to slow down, the man duct-taped to the sign certainly did.
Confused Houston drivers did a double-take on Tuesday when they spotted someone dangling about a foot off the ground hugging a yield sign. So confused, in fact, they called the cops.
But as officers from the Houston Police Department arrived at the scene, another man with a knife in hand was already on his way to help.
Drop the knife or Ill Tase you, one officer shouted, according to CBS affiliate KHOU.
The man quickly dropped it, explaining to the cop that the duct-taped man, who was identified as 17-year-old Miguel Chavez, was actually his friend. He was just attempting to cut him down.
Chavez said he was taped to the pole after losing a bet on Tuesdays Rockets vs. Warriors game.
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And then of course there is the politicization of this (courtesy of Antifa anarchists):
Re:antifa’s pic & caption
(to antifa)
Hey Antifa!
Laguna Beach??!!??
Y’all don’t know squat; this was in Houston.
And it wasn’t even a stop sign. Taking these people out will be a mercy and a benefit to the human gene pool. Can hardly wait for Antifa rifle, pistol, and machete season to open.
Hey, ANTIFA!
That’s a YIELD sign.
A STOP sign is the Red Octagon.
On Octagon is a shape with eight sides.
Red is a color.
A sign is a device for transmitting information via printed messages.
I never know how far to explain things with these people...
Our comrades at Beverly Hills Antifa were told by fascists that this was a stop sign in Laguna Beach. Thanks a lot, Donald Trump.
Houston cops are the worst ever, but they have the best drugs.
If it really was duct tape, then he didn’t need a knife. Just his bare manly hands will do. Duct tape tears easily.
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