"(From the May 1995 issue of Outside; sent to me by Karyen Chu)"
"GRAND CANYON:
- Was this man made?
- Do you light it up at night?
- Is the mule train air conditioned?
- So where are the faces of the presidents?
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Well, Most of them are Stupid Questions
"Actual questions asked of National Park Rangers"
"(From the May 1995 issue of Outside; sent to me by Karyen Chu)"
"GRAND CANYON:
"(From the May 1995 issue of Outside; sent to me by Karyen Chu)"
"GRAND CANYON:
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2 comments:
The stupidity of the human race never ceases to amaze. And amuse.
Where do they come up with these things??
Brigid,
Some are more clueless than stupid - but the slick spots in people's minds are often amusing.
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