HOLD Your Bladder!

O ha?! Ayan, nakasulat na sa pader! Intiendes?! At pag sinabi kahit saan that means KAHIT SAAN hehehe! So, when in Bacolod, hold your bladder. Kahit saan!

Interestingly, the adjacent segments of that same wall have these...

What caught our attention was thinking that it was just one continuous message on the entire length of that wall. Indi gali hehe!

Oh well, the amusing random signs of our times!


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