Something dreadful in your
immediate vicinity is about to happen.
General sign indicating hazard.
Beware, multiple
confusing roundabouts ahead.
Beware biological hazard.
Beware remotely controlled equipment.
Thin people only beyond
this point.
Beware risk of crushing.
Beware rude jokes about
compressed gas.
Beware corrosive.
You wait ages for a
meteorite, and then 3 turn up at once.
Oh no, what's happened to
your toes?
Beware of attack from
above by carnivorous aerial zed.
Looks like fish for tea
tonight then.
Harmful to the environment.
Do not bite straight into
a tomato.
Beware magic match that
burns from the middle.
Beware of giant snowflake.
Whatever you're thinking
is probably wrong.
Beware irritant.
If it's moving it's
probably attached to a horse.
and beware of unfriendly
robot!
Beware ear-tickling zone.
Beware of hollering
toddler.
Beware non-ionising radiation.
Beware - your head is on
fire.
Robotic haircuts available
here.
Overhead fixed obstruction.
Beware of dark angels.
Beware clubbing mast.
Beware RF radiation transmitter.
Long queue at the canteen.
Beware toxic material/ Beware poison.
Beware sadist with
hosepipe.
That'll teach you to ride
your bike in bare feet.
Beware entanglement hazard.
Never get frustrated with
a big heavy robot (especially if turned off.)
Thinkbot says always heed
the warning triangle. It's trying to tell you something even if you're
not interested. One may save your life one day! (Well, not the
triangle itself of course, that'll just stay stuck on the wall or a pole or
whatever. I meant one might stop you doing something or going
somewhere that'll cause your socks to pop.) (Unless, on the other
hand, you're not wearing socks, in which case you may be 100% invulnerable.
I'm not sure, I'll have to check and get back to you.)
Beware corrugated dance
floor.
Beware fragile roof.
Warning! As lovely
as the BSi people are, and vital as the nature of their work is, I am afraid
to say their website is one of the least interesting in the Galaxy (to the
casual visitor).
Beware getting sucked down
a plughole (Northern Hemisphere Version).
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Beware of overhead loads.
Large delivery of
chocolate (well, one can always hope).
Beware ultra violet radiation.
Beware toppling hazard.
Beware liquid spray.
Beware ionising radiation.
Beware oxidising material.
Beware of sudden loud noises.
Beware of height.
Beware strong magnetic field.
Beware of maniac with
super-soaker.
Beware of laser beam.
Beware low temperature.
Beware (or even better
turn around) - line dancers ahead.
Beware hot surface.
Beware flammable material.
Beware explosive material.
Beware electricity.
Danger of death by electrocution from power
lines.
Beware of falling objects.
Always check canteen soup
acidity levels before committing oneself.
Beware compressed gas.
Beware under valued
colleague carrying a mace.