This photo was posted in Checkoutmyink.com with title, "Kanji - No Fear".

I have never seen 否怖 used as "no fear". Typically 無畏 is used.

I purchased a Camelbak 100 oz Unbottle from REI yesterday, here is its multilingual instruction card.

However traditional version of Chinese had many of its characters missing, replaced with underscores, while the simplified version is intact.

These two t-shirts are for sale at local Target store.

Both characters printed on this Lucky Lu's Casino t-shirt are upside-down. One character is 溫, meaning "warm", and the other resembles 殿, is "temple". I have no idea what "warm temple" had any association with casino.

I have no idea what the character on the left is. One on the right is 誕, "birth".