‘Most Aussie notice ever’ posted on bathroom wall of West Australian worksite
Most Aussie messages ever posted in a workplace’s communal toilets urging employees to ‘clean up the burnout pad’
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A sign asking residents to ‘clean up the burnout pad’ in a workplace toilet has been called the ‘most Australian message ever’.
The message was taped to the wall of the communal bathroom at an unidentified WA workshop.
“Attention,” it says.
“Any Donuts, Stand Stills, Snakies, Single peggers, Double peggers, or Figure 8s while bashing the limiter here should always be cleared off the burnout pad when you leave.”
The sign (pictured) initially confused social media users with its frequent use of slang, but has since been coined as the most Aussie notification ever
“We all love a crazy skid, but the tracks they leave remind me of the intersection of Seville Drive and Armadale Road before they turn on the traffic lights,” the sign read.
“So even if you’ve chirped third, sweep up the rubber so the next person can admire their own strokes before you bring in the scavenger.”
“Happy Clutch’n’n Dump’n!”
Riddled with Aussie slang, the sign cheekily recalls it the resident to clean up after using the toilet.
The sign hung on the wall of a communal restroom at an unidentified WA workshop (photo, stock image from the WA mining site)
The image was shared on Facebook with the caption “it took me a few minutes to realize what this sign is for.”
Social media users appreciated the jovial nature of the board, with one writing it should be on every portaloo.
“So smart!” someone added, “I’m such a literal person that I was worried about being expected to clean something after they left…then it clicked on the last line!”
“I need to print this out for work, so good,” commented a second, while another agreed, “I need this for the bathroom at home.”
One social media user joked that this is “typical Westrac (sic) folk!”