"Skittles" submits this "eerie" lakeside epitaph and explains,This was taken by the Michigan Lake where signs of "Danger: Shallow Water" and "No Swimming" were all around.
I wonder if Nathan David Weiss would find comfort in the fact that double lowercase L's written within otherwise entirely uppercase words is a fairly common occurrence, and is not nearly as confusing as a single lowercase L.
I also like the lowercase T's that look like plus signs ... BU+ NO+
Creeeeepy!!
ReplyDeleteLower case Ts look like cross!!
ReplyDeleteBtw.. how do u notice all this??
am I the only one who finds this whole thing way too silly for an epitaph?
ReplyDeletethanks mr. levin! im so psyched about this ^_^
ReplyDeletemore power to your cool blog^^
something i never ever knew...wooooah.
ReplyDeleteBeing swallowed whole...worst early birthday present EVER.
ReplyDeleteOne of the coolest blogs I've ever seen.. 'Lowercase l' - what an interesting subject!
ReplyDeleteEr...this guy was 35 years old. Do you think he could have read the No Swimming signs?
ReplyDeletehave you ever noticed, some people writes the lowercase r in the form of n.
ReplyDeleteNathan David Weiss committed suicide (evidently by drowning himself in Lake Michigan)
ReplyDeleteThe family attempted to sue a local hospital for malpractice for misdiagnosing his depression. I'm not sure how that turned out, but I thought people might be interested about the story behind this weird epitaph.