A stop sign means STOP?
546240
yes, good observation!
237927
well in this day and age fuck off can be the same as shut up.i don't know what context it was used in, but let him no u wont stand for that, give him one more chance then u must leave if he does or he will walk all over you.
211985
When at a stop sign, look both ways before you go forward.  If a dog, cat, or deer jumps in front of you - slow down, but do not jerk your wheel to the left or right and slam on the brakes - accidents happen that way.  Don't try applying make up or talk on the phone until you become more experienced.. and even then that is not a good idea.  Driving is a priviledge, not a right.
970552
I googled "stop sign statistics", and a fine study came up at the top of the list.\n\nhttp://www.cis.ysu.edu/~chang/student_proj/S3743_s02/s3743s02KenAl.pdf
813855
Do you mean the road signs?\n\nRight double curve:\nhttp://driving.information.in.th/images/thai-right-double-turn-warning.jpg\nLeft double curve:\nhttp://driving.information.in.th/images/thai-left-double-turn-warning.jpg
819424
The  +/- sign is for the Dvd writer.If it displays both  signs it takes both plus and minus dvd's and cd's\nRW means re-writeable disc it will say either+format or -.on the disc
265918
Where the sign is at is where the new speed limit starts or at least that is what i was taught.
960924
It means to cease operation:  my car can die; my jokes can die; my body can die; the sunset can die.  If you what a philosophical or religious definition, ask again in those categories.\n-MM
172744
it usually means a sign that is hung in a window.
436400
The equal sign with three lines means: \n"Exactly equal to" or "Identical to"\n\nThe equal sign where the top one is curvey means:\n"Approximately equal to"
219610
Well it's where work stops AFTER.......it is finished!!\n\nThe bus doesn't stop until it's there.\nThe train doesn't stop until it has arrived.\n\nYour work can't stop until it's complete! \n\nhahaha.....you can't get out of your work THAT easy bub!! ;)
546184
If the sign is out every one stops on both sides of the road.
822216
I suspect only the police have the right to stop and search, and only if they have reasonable grounds of suspicion.\n\nMaybe you could ask a consumer organisation, or the Citizens Advice Bureau, just to be sure.\n\nIf I saw such a sign in a shop, I'd vote with my feet, and go elsewhere, perhaps writing a polite letter to the manager explaining why.\n\nA while ago, I wanted petrol from a garage; a sign said I had to pay first (before filling up the car).  The inference was I (or any other customer) was not to be trusted.  I went elsewhere.\n\nRemember, without customers, a business will go bust.  If I get treated badly, I tell as many people as I can, so they won't shop there either.  Perhaps a letter to the local newspaper would help matters.\n\nAdverse publicity in the press will hurt these businesses where it matters; in the pocket.
753486
Easy!\nYou DON'T start.\nYou STOP.\nlols
84035
Ridiculous.  Is the law requiring cars to stop at a stop sign based on a Nazi law?  Because the laws are remarkably similar to laws in Nazi Germany requiring cars to stop at stop signs.\n\n(One group has claimed that the origin of the distinction between guns suitable for sporting use and other guns comes from Nazi Germany.  And the group further claims that when the Brady Bill attempts to outlaw private ownership of semi-automatic weapons (which are only good for killing large numbers of people quickly, in war or otherwise, or practising to do so) it is applying this distinction first developed in Nazi law.  But 1) that is a far cry from the Brady Bill being a "translation" of Nazi legislation, 2) the Brady Bill ban on selected semi-automatic weapons is not the same as a ban on private ownership of any weapon not suitable for sporting use, and 3) the concept of a ban on such weapons in private hands goes back way before the Nazis, and existed throughout Europe, back into the days of Kings and nobility.  It was not invented by the Nazis.\n\nOppose gun control if you like.  But this is not a reason to do so.
1037951
there r signs by which you can tell
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Because logic like yours is faulty.  What about if it was 3:30?  3:00?  2:30?  1:00?  Where do you draw the line?\n\nYou don't get to decide when you have to stop at a stop sign and when you don't.  If that was permissible, then people would get to make up their own "stop sign hours" like you seem to want to, and we'd have chaos on the roads.