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[Q300]

Maybe im just having a 'blank' day but this sign makes no sence to me

[Njbb1995]

[Snowman]

QUOTE (Q300 @ Oct 29 2008, 04:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Maybe im just having a 'blank' day but this sign makes no sence to me

Fairly simple i would have thought....................
It means to tilt the "seat-back" ( the part you lean your back against), forwards , so you can get past the seat to get out the emergency exit....................
Just like tilting a car-seat forward in a 2-door coupe, so you can get out the door if youre in the back seat.....................

Lawrie.

[2fst4u]

yea, i got it. i spose things like that can be slightly confusing though. 'seat back' is the noun and 'forward' is the adverb

[Q300]

Ahh right thanks yea thats makes sence, Realy in a proper sentence it needed a coma: Push this seat back, Forward during emergency exit or Push the seat back, Forward during emergency exit

[Alex]

I'd say a hyphen would be more appropriate. "Push this seat-back forward during emergency exit".

To me putting a comma there implies two separate instructions...

Alex

[Q300]

Haha yea thats more like it its that not geting NCEA Lv1 showing through