The purpose of a sign is simple: to inform, promote, or spread awareness. Ideally, it should be clear and easy to understand. But as we all know, humans aren’t exactly the most logical creatures, so their attempts at creating a good message can sometimes go hilariously wrong.
To show you exactly what we mean, we’ve rounded up some of the funniest examples from the Facebook groups Really Bad Signs and Stupid and Weird Signs. Check them out below, upvote your favorites, and don’t forget to tell us which ones made you laugh the hardest!
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This is not true. It was a marketing campaign of Austrian airports
I'm 42 and (so far) I'm a kid in the knees and back but probably a senior citizen at heart. It is the festive season after all and we eat a lot of fried foods...
I don't know about the rest of you who have had children but that's definitely how I carried my son to the bathroom when he had launched chemical weapons...
My Dad was rather paranoid on my first visit after I'd had to switch to a gluten-free diet. He went around his lock supermarket and seemed to have bought every single item that said 'gluten-free'. I did ask if he'd managed to get gluten-free water, and gluten-free apples. He was ready to run back to the shops to get them. :oD
Nobody's offended by that! The Snowflakes, aka conservaties are offended, if you don't say that!
Do I have to bring them by during certain hours or can I drop them off anytime?
Oh, look! Some self-appointed wit stole the leading 'C' from 'Closers'! (Well, they're half right...)
These signs aren’t meant for other drivers, they are for emergency services in case of a collision
Welcome to Abattoir Suites! My name's Jigsaw, how can I help you today?
'Crabs for Christmas' is a holiday-themed novelty song from Baltimore. You can probably find it on YouTube.
I really hope that is photoshopped. Imagine being that successful and still being reduced to your body parts and used as a public joke to sell chicken. Gross and disrespectful and I'm not even a Swiftie.