I found myself wondering why “bills”. I found this:
The phrase “Post No Bills” refers to many cities’ laws which forbid the posting of handbills, or any type of signs on public property. Usually, in small towns and even large cities, the easiest way to get a lost item found or to advertise something (like a garage sale) is to staple signs to the various poles and walls outside where people can see them as they walk by.
Often times, (at least, back in the day) these laws were protested by putting signs all over that said, simply, Post No Bills. This irony failed to amuse city governments, as there were often steeper penalties for these particular signs.
oldpine52 about 6 years ago
Catch 22.
Johnny Q Premium Member about 6 years ago
“A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds”—Emerson
Adiraiju about 6 years ago
“Eh, post his bail.”
charliefarmrhere about 6 years ago
Don’t you think that legal notices SHOULD be posted?
ptnjbrown about 6 years ago
“What’s the charge?” “Don’t worry sire, I will send you the bill”
Nyckname about 6 years ago
It was a no bill attempt.
sandpiper about 6 years ago
Seems ID guards are all literalists.
sneezykevina about 6 years ago
What’s the bail for a bill? Can it get posted? Is Rod a poster type?
Cerabooge about 6 years ago
I found myself wondering why “bills”. I found this:
The phrase “Post No Bills” refers to many cities’ laws which forbid the posting of handbills, or any type of signs on public property. Usually, in small towns and even large cities, the easiest way to get a lost item found or to advertise something (like a garage sale) is to staple signs to the various poles and walls outside where people can see them as they walk by.
Often times, (at least, back in the day) these laws were protested by putting signs all over that said, simply, Post No Bills. This irony failed to amuse city governments, as there were often steeper penalties for these particular signs.
brklnbern about 6 years ago
In this one Rodney is Trump and the King is the media.