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Most signs you’ll see on the street either deliver information (“Beware of Dog”) or instructions (“Do Not Enter”). But occasionally, you will encounter one that is out of the ordinary.
The Give Me A Sign Facebook group features photos of billboards, store windows, and car windshields. They are often funny, witty, and cleverly play on words. If you’re having a bad day, these posts could be your source of free laughs.
Jumping off Bored Panda’s previous piece, we’ve compiled a new set of photos from the page.
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The public Facebook group has more than 950,000 followers as of this posting. As the ‘About’ section states, the goal is to be “a sanctuary to escape the daily grind and just relax and laugh.”
Discussing politics, religion, and other hot-button topics is primarily avoided because they “only serve to spoil the fun atmosphere.”
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Sue Denham 5 months ago
If I worked there I'd be itching for a customer to ask where they could find garden supplies.
A funny sign will make anyone look, and advertisers know this. According to the online billboard company Movia, 30% of campaigns incorporate some form of humor, and 50% of TV ads follow the same strategy.
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Andy Pandy 5 months ago
I looked a right idiot with suncream downstairs and a condom on my head
What makes a funny ad powerful is its instant hook on a person’s emotions. The message becomes memorable and tends to stick for a long time.
Market research company Kantar Media mentioned six humor styles often used in advertising: The childish prank, shock value, the everyday laugh, the innocent smile, the put-down, and clever wit.
However, veteran content marketer and LinkedIn influencer Steve Olenski pointed out in an article for Forbes that humor has a potential downside. For one, an inappropriate joke could make your brand seem amateurish.
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There is also the mistake of making jokes to draw some buzz, which Olenski strongly advises against.
“If people think you’re cracking jokes for the sole purpose of getting more attention, you’ll be seen as exploitative rather than funny.”
Apart from keeping things light, avoiding serious topics deters you from touching on sensitive matters. Treading those waters carries a potential threat, according to Olenski, who also advises being extra careful when joking about a group of people and certain issues.
“Kenneth Cole tried to make a joke about Egyptian rioting being related to their new spring collection back in 2012,” Olenski wrote. “It didn’t go over well.”
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Sarcastic and Proud 5 months ago
I've consulted my fur-baby. There are multiple spelling errors
Conversely, Olenski shared some key areas where humor could significantly enhance the existing message. One of them is for an already valuable piece of work.
"If you're writing up an article or eBook that's helping people understand a complex topic, making an occasional joke or writing with a more tongue-in-cheek voice is only going to make that work more appealing and memorable."
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Hmmm hmmmm 5 months ago
Apparently if the firsts gin of madness is talking to yourself , then the fifth sign is losing arguments with yourself
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LauraDragonWench 5 months ago
Let's see *does internal check* - four were lying, one said he was lying but can only tell the truth, two others picked their noses and flung boogers at me, the 5-year-old made a face and got it stuck that way, and the rest told me to f**k off in varying accents. So, yeah, everything seems about right. 👍
Kathleen Richter 4 months ago
Good to get a second opinion, or a third or a forth or a fifth.......
Robert Skinner 4 months ago
Hey the 32 voices in my head all said that I wasn't crazy I was just a little tired
MrLiesegang 5 months ago
Remembers me of a German book, which title is translated to „who am I? And if so, how many?“
Olenski says the power of humor can make a brand more distinct. It can be that X factor that lets a brand stand out.
“For example, Oreo has long differentiated itself by offering a quirky, tongue-in-cheek voice across its social media platforms. This is especially effective in dry, or otherwise ‘boring’ industries.”
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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago
"So.... Who is the pale child in 18th century clothing then?
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Soal Devereaux 5 months ago
“The customer is always right — in matters of taste.” - Harry Gordon Selfridge
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Took what I thought was a nice photo of my home and discovered an issue with my welcome sign
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I AM A LOLLY SNEK (she/her) 5 months ago
Think before you speak because if you are rude i will make your order and then eat it in front of you
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Jack Burton 5 months ago
If there is a sign it means something happens. We need a documentary about doggo exorcism !
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René Sauer 5 months ago
I always wondered what the big idea was about eating a whole pizza by yourself. Then I checked the sizes: Dominos large in the US is 14 inch, while in Germany its only 12,5 inches. And that´s already pretty large by german standards. Most italian pizza places here only do about 11 inches.
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Slapdash1 5 months ago
Dear BP: moar like this. We don't want or need another article about a minor celebrity wrapped in a bedsheet. We need you to aggregate the living f!ck outta them funny pictures.
ElfVibratorGlitter 5 months ago
Did you see one of the newer ones? "Heidi Klum removes jacket during interview because she's warm." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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SuperChicken 5 months ago
I completely agree with my fellow BPs. We need more of these fun articles/posts.
Another Panda 5 months ago
The sign in the article photo is a genuine warning (Extreme Beat, You Might Die), and NOT amusing. Tourists and visitors have been dying all over the world the past few weeks because of unprecedented heat waves.
Slapdash1 5 months ago
Dear BP: moar like this. We don't want or need another article about a minor celebrity wrapped in a bedsheet. We need you to aggregate the living f!ck outta them funny pictures.
ElfVibratorGlitter 5 months ago
Did you see one of the newer ones? "Heidi Klum removes jacket during interview because she's warm." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Load More Replies... SuperChicken 5 months ago
I completely agree with my fellow BPs. We need more of these fun articles/posts.
Another Panda 5 months ago
The sign in the article photo is a genuine warning (Extreme Beat, You Might Die), and NOT amusing. Tourists and visitors have been dying all over the world the past few weeks because of unprecedented heat waves.
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