After visiting the post-apocalyptic haunt of Louvain-la-Neuve, it was refreshing to see Belgians with a sense of humor. The “Kiss and Drive” signs at Brussels National Airport guide visitors to the passenger drop-off point, where families and lovers bid farewell with a kiss.
In a time of hyper-paranoia and over-regulation in airports, it’s charming to see a security sign that instead makes you smile.
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‘kiss and ride’ (or in this case, drive) is a pretty normal sign – did i miss something?
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@pfandfrei Really? I had never seen it before. Is it in the US of A?
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Very original!