Monday, 1 July 2013

Hilarious elevator messages reveal what neighbors really think about each other

Judgement: It would appear that some residents find it annoying that the elevator is used by lower floors, and feel the need to share their advice
Given that people probably live closer to each other today than ever before, it could be induced therefore that everybody speaks to their neighbours and knows their names. But these photos show that communication between households in apartment buildings appears to be limited to elevator messages.Snapped in various apartment elevators in urban dwellings, it is clear to see that some people prefer to look on the bright side when their neighbours annoy them, while others simply like to vent their anger. Either way, they certainly make for some entertaining reading for those who find themselves starring at the inside of an escalator killing time while they ascend the building. Comical message joke about keeping farts outside of the elevator, and questioning whether or not the stairs are broken to access lower floors. One joker has also drawn on a picture of 'Time machine' doors on the escalator entrance. While another explains, in farm animal terms, just what the weight limit is for the lift.
Others, however, reveal their bitterness and anger in their venting escalator messages. One person accuses anyone of using the ventilator for lower floors as being FAT, and illustrates so with a hand-drawn picture. And there is certainly an understandable air of resentment in a message from someone complaining about an anonymous vomiting person, who failed to clean up their mess. As is there a feeling of being fed up in a note complaining about a woman regularly screaming that she's 'coming'. Sadly we don't know if these messages had their desired effect - to get vomit cleaned up, to prevent lower down residents from hogging the lift, and to encourage one neighbour to lower her volume while having sex.
Vent: There is no doubt what the person who posted this message feels about his or her neighbour
Every night? Residents across three floors are apparently concerned about the screams from one woman's flat every night
Joker: Some joker decided to make the lift experience just a little bit more exciting for residents in this building
Whiffy: Nobody likes to be stuck in a lift with a bad smell, so residents are kindly asked to take this into consideration in this lift
Why limit lift capacity to people, thought one clever entertainer
Respect
Just to clear up any ambiguity on lift maintenance, this message says it all
It appears upper floors complaints about lower floors using the elevator are a common issue
Reaching out: Gary decided to post his own face alongside his message, or perhaps someone else did it for a joke
Clever clogs...

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