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Watch For Falling Rocks!
Found on Facebook (via Not An Exact Science Show). The fact that there wouldn't be an English-language sign in a Russian-speaking area gives it away that it's fake, but it's a clever idea!

Categories: Photos/Videos
Posted by Alex on Mon Feb 18, 2013
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Posted by chakolate  in  Chicago, IL, USA  on  Mon Feb 18, 2013  at  05:33 PM
Yes dear Anglophones, there ARE English-language road signs in Russia! I personally see them every day in Moscow. However, this particular one is a hoax. No one would indeed warn about meteorites.
Posted by Russian  in  Moscow  on  Wed Mar 13, 2013  at  02:46 PM
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