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50 Signs So Ridiculous They’re Actually Brilliant, As Spotted By People Online (New Pics)
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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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Fascinated by the hilarious appeal of these photos, Bored Panda reached out to Michael Jenkin, one of the admins of Stupid and Weird Signs, to learn more about the group.
Michael shared that he originally joined the page as a regular member. “There were already 100,000 members, but the admin was reluctant to add moderators,” he explained. “It was like the Wild West with bad and inappropriate posts. Eventually, Facebook shut it down after several warnings. I liked the concept and the friends I’d made in the group, so I decided to start it back up.”
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Alex Boyd 1 day ago
I'm not sure if this is a reference I don't get, or if you have your fiber arts mixed up.
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CK 1 day ago
Essential oils exist. They don't do all the things certain people have decided to believe they do, but they exist.
Riley Quinn 1 day ago
Maybe we should stop believing and just learn factual information. Facts are good. Facts are truth. Believing that something exists pales in comparison to learning definitively whether or not it exists.
Blue Bunny of Happiness 6 hours ago
My then 12 year old niece declaring she still believes on Santa, “If people believe in Jesus, then I can believe in Santa”. She’s now studying theology….
Child of the Stars 16 hours ago
What if I don't believe in essential oils and also don't lie to my kids in order to manipulate them into good behavior?
The Mediterranean Fruit 1 day ago
I never agreed with the idea of doing Santa. You are lying to your kids for 7-8 years. The very first few years of their life where core trust is established. I know kids usually don't develop distrust over Santa, but I still just don't see the point of purposefully lying to them.
At first, some members mistakenly assumed Michael was the original admin and sent him angry messages, asking why they had been removed. “Of course, the group itself was deactivated,” he clarified. “Feeling that the original group was taken down due to a lack of supervision, I immediately looked for people from the old group to help as admins.”
“On day one, people volunteered, and I added admins without knowing them,” Michael said. “By day two, members were messaging me and quitting because one of the admins went on a ridiculous power trip. By day three, I was already banning and blocking that admin. I don’t understand why some people think being a Facebook admin is a position of power. Anyone can create a group—admins are not special.”
Learning from that experience, Michael reached out to friends and family to help manage the group. “I also use a lot of Facebook tools to keep the group within Facebook’s guidelines,” he shared. “There has to be a balance between letting people have fun and not going overboard or offending others. Unfortunately, admins have to rely on their personal sensitivities and judgment to maintain that balance.”
“We’re not always right, and we do make mistakes,” Michael admitted.
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Norm Gilmore 1 day ago
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...
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Dumb teenager 1 day ago
Ingredients: protons, neutrons and electrons. Photons not included. May be present: gravitons
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arthbach 1 day ago (edited)
My Dad was rather paranoid on my first visit after I'd had to switch to a gluten-free diet. He went around his local 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
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CanadianDimes 1 day ago
Do I have to bring them by during certain hours or can I drop them off anytime?
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Gin 1 day ago (edited)
The sign has been amended. The door is actually on the ground floor and round the corner, the sign now reflects that. Kent-Medwa...c5-png.jpg 
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What do you think ?
Fry Me A Liver 1 day ago
Boy, #50 is absolutely dead perfect for an Absurd Hilarious Signs post! BP's greed pretty much killed my interest in visiting months ago, but this is probably going to be the last straw. die-bp-die...d3d66c.jpg 
Tonyah Mcanelly 1 day ago
I was at the airport in Denver and the bathrooms had a sign that had a man,woman,child and alien and said Whatever lOL
Gin 1 day ago
Or a fairly good representation of how people feel 'out there'.
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Fry Me A Liver 1 day ago
Boy, #50 is absolutely dead perfect for an Absurd Hilarious Signs post! BP's greed pretty much killed my interest in visiting months ago, but this is probably going to be the last straw. die-bp-die...d3d66c.jpg
Tonyah Mcanelly 1 day ago
I was at the airport in Denver and the bathrooms had a sign that had a man,woman,child and alien and said Whatever lOL
Gin 1 day ago
Or a fairly good representation of how people feel 'out there'.
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