Ballymoney Railway Station’s sign warning against anti-social behaviour has commuters asking questions as to the exact interpretation of unsavoury activity.
The sign has piqued Twitter users’ interest after Sarah Laverty tweeted:
Can we please take a moment to appreciate Ballymoney railway station’s visual representation of anti social behaviour?
Ain’t no party like a Ballymoney anti-social behaviour party. As the saying goes, tweeted one social media user. Another likened the dancing man with straddled legs to David Brent from The Office.
I love the one that looks like he’s dancing Gangnam style, tweeted another user.
See for yourself:
Can we please take a moment to appreciate Ballymoney railway station’s visual representation of anti social behaviour pic.twitter.com/4JPlC3MkAp
— Sarah Laverty (@SarahLaverty1) January 13, 2019
I love the one that looks like he’s dancing Gangnam style pic.twitter.com/G3I0eZXNR9
— Rhonda (@Look_its_Rhonda) January 14, 2019
It would be terrible if people lined up in front of the sign and reenacted these bizarre crimes… I wouldn't enjoy that post at all…
— Jenni Robinson Art? (@JenRobinsonArt) January 14, 2019
From the top clockwise:
1. Cold, but not cold enough to put the heating on.
2. Gym class while hungover.
3. Doing that thing after being told 'dont you dare'
4. Punk rock concert. Obvs.— James Draper (@JamesTheDraper) January 13, 2019
From the top clockwise:
1. Cold, but not cold enough to put the heating on.
2. Gym class while hungover.
3. Doing that thing after being told 'dont you dare'
4. Punk rock concert. Obvs.— James Draper (@JamesTheDraper) January 13, 2019
— Dave McGinn (@davemcginn_ie) January 14, 2019
Nice try but, with some pride, I raise you the South Africa Railways' definition of dangerous weapons …. pic.twitter.com/ECZoHXqXP6
— Alexander D'Angelo (@SirJasperRules) January 15, 2019