The most bizarre "Take care of your belongings" sign ... ever

Saw this Saturday night at Yinghua Bowl, our Shanghai bowling alley of choice (yes, we went bowling on a Saturday night). Here is what the text of the sign says:

请妥善保管好您的物品
遗失本馆概不负责
Please take care of your belongs. We are not responsible for any of your losses.

Does the image — some kind of bowling barbarian hoarding his pelts, "ancient" bowling pins and balls and, of course, one human skull — make any sense to anyone? Is this some sort of commentary on our bowling brethren? Maybe spending a Saturday night bowling is more hardcore than we thought.

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