Signs are designed to be practical to provide guidance or information that should be practical rather than distracting.
But sometimes they’re completely out of the ordinary and double-pull you.
Bored Panda is featured in an online gallery in America, the UK and St. It brought together some of the most extraordinary characters that are sure to make you smile from around the world, including Lucia.
From a restaurant that doesn’t fix bathrooms for customers to use, to a spooky sign directing visitors to the “Bates Motel,” here are some of the weirdest.
Anyway, I didn’t want to go! BoredPanda has collected in an online gallery some of the most unusual signs from around the world, including this warning that toilets will not be repaired.
This ominous sign was seen in Amarillo, Texas. I’m not sure if the owners really want guests to stay there. . .
It’s not so funny! Firstly, St. Another sign, seen at the Crocodile Center in Lucia, seemed to indicate the animal’s dangers by showing what could happen if people didn’t move away from the water’s edge.
Fascinating! Apparently this sign is insulting to people applying for the position in America, but it was actually a joke from the song “Signs” by Canadian band Five Man Electrical Band. But is it a new way to find personal?
Snow prank! Another sign posted by a British user highlighted the classic British reaction to snow… pure panic
Doctor Who! A joker wrote “Dr Who Poo” on the back of a British environmental company in response to the aptly named “Tardis”
A little unusual! This American user posted a sign of the biggest misunderstanding between them…it made it seem like the movie experience included adopting kids.
Spelling problems! California residents looking to sell real estate can be forgiven for blowing up at this writing
It doesn’t fly! We know mosquitoes can be annoying, but this alarming sign in Canada suggests you could be abducted by a mosquito.
What the hell? Has this Missouri sweet shop tried to lure customers in with some pretty vulgar ambiguity?
Source: Daily Mail
