What does this say about the locals?

[Tracy Hunt]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Mary Ann" <macloudt at y...> 
wrote:
> **delurk**
> 
> I was in town (Weston-super-Mare, England) earlier today and 
noticed 
> this sign on the glass door of one of the shops:
> 
> "This door is shut.  Please do not walk into it.  Thank you for 
your 
> cooperation."
> 
> I can understand needing a sign or marker on the door for the 
> visually impaired or downright stupid, but what amazes me is that 
> the customers are *thanked* for not walking into the door.  Either 
> the shop owner has a deliciously dry sense of humour or the locals 
> are more inbred than I first realised.
> 
> Mary Ann, who only walks into things when she loses her glasses



Tcy offers:
Perhaps the shop owner is just tired of cleaning the face prints off 
the glass?  He's thanking them in advance for lightening his workload.

Tcy (who doesn't walk into things nearly as much as she trips over 
her own feet)