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Mr Swirly-Snail
A sign that we keep seeing around campus
Around the McGill campus, Pickles and I have noticed this sign. It’s a yellow diamond with a blue snail on it. We don’t know what it’s for, but it’s everywhere.
The first person who can tell me will be awarded three and a half points.
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Bonjour Monsieur,
“It’s fortunate for us ATOC students that our department is in Burnside because it’s part of a sometimes-underground, sometimes-ground level path connecting several buildings on campus, so you can avoid going outside on cold, winter days. It goes from Otto Maass-Burnside-Adams-McConnell-McDonald, and from Adams you can also get to McDonald-Harrington. Parts of this path are signified by big yellow dots on the floor, or a yellow sign with a blue drawing of a snail.”
Bonjour Monsieur,
“It’s fortunate for us ATOC students that our department is in Burnside because it’s part of a sometimes-underground, sometimes-ground level path connecting several buildings on campus, so you can avoid going outside on cold, winter days. It goes from Otto Maass-Burnside-Adams-McConnell-McDonald, and from Adams you can also get to McDonald-Harrington. Parts of this path are signified by big yellow dots on the floor, or a yellow sign with a blue drawing of a snail.”
http://www.meteo.mcgill.ca/mumsa/?Survival_Guide
Merci, Tim! You get three and a half points, as promised. :)