Yes, both of these warnings have been observed in the wild

[cimorene]

Poll #1576

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OK, which is funnier?

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Warning for squirrels
11 (28.9%)

Warning for pancakes
27 (71.1%)

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[brewsternorth]

UNEXPECTED SQUIRRELS are always funny, as the National Geographic can attest.

[zvi]

I can see feeling threatened by, say, rabid squirrels. Pancakes, being immobile, don't attack, and are thus less threatening.

[copracat]

The more I dwell on it, the more I realise how very scary they both are.

[jain]

I'm actually rather frightened of squirrels; I watch them warily when I pass them on the road, and I cringe when I have to walk under their trees. I don't like how they come up to one fearlessly and with no appreciation for the fact that random passersby can't be expected to know whether or not any individual squirrel is rabid. Also, my friend saw a squirrel eating a bird once, which is just disturbing.

[effex]

Warning for squirrels seems a bit redundant, really. I mean, when aren't there squirrels?

[bookshop]

SQUIRREL!

/obligatory UP! quote

[cimorene]

After that article made me realize that Pixar films are always about boys, I changed my mind about seeing that in theaters. It won't be out on DVD here for at least a few months, now.

[bookshop]

Up! has a fantastic female character who is unfortunately not in the movie for very long. But she's one half of the movie's 10-minute opening montage which is one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen. I love that movie so much. And I agree that it's time for Pixar to give us a movie about women. Esp. because I always love all of their female characters.