Loose slop sinks ships

LOOSE SLOPSINKS SHIPS

After

Loose lips might sink ships: an American Second World War warning against careless talk. Source: Loose lips sink ships (Wikipedia).

The picture

A giant bucket tips a wave of green slime over a cargo ship in a stormy sea, inside a cream circle on navy.

The look

Second World War careless-talk poster, woodcut waves in a roundel.

Seen

• the noticeboard in ~ some days, and fortune, Shell
• a banner ad atop the Can Crab safety page, GeoCities
• a board by the shore of the sardine-tin sea, in the walk, Map
• the backs of the cards in the card games, if chosen as the deck, Games
• behind the cracked plaster in the oil store in The Lighthouse cartridge, Slopbox

About

sea safety

Who put it up

Nobody has said. Slopaganda in the codex (a proposed entry).

An AI-generated poster, signed slopped.site at the foot like the rest.