The magical word of Plopsaland.
It may be just me, but come on - a theme park called Plopsaland?!
I've been told that I find that name unhealthily entertaining.
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It may be just me, but come on - a theme park called Plopsaland?!
I've been told that I find that name unhealthily entertaining.
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Comments on The magical word of Plopsaland.
nyunkia says:
Japan has highway roadsigns in 100m increments too. I reckon it's something to do with timetabling accuracy and knowing exACTly where you are and should be at any given point in time. Very German/ left brain. Are you in fact in Germany? Well, maybe very Flemish then?
Comment added on Monday, October 9, 2006
Simon says:
The roadsigns also have sth to do with the police being able to calculate your speed. If you're driving 120 km/h, you should get from sign A to sign B in x sec . If the police notes that you pass the distance in e.g. half that time, they know you're driving too fast. Tricky, eh?
Comment added on Monday, October 9, 2006
sarah says:
We have the 100 m signs in Canada too. However, I think that we use them to pass the time when there's no moose to look at.
Comment added on Friday, October 13, 2006
Sanna says:
well, ploplsaland or whatever isn't much worse than a city called MIRRABOOKA
Comment added on Sunday, December 17, 2006