Sure, it’s wrong to smear public signs… but these hilarious photos prove it can be a lot of fun too.
Social media users around the world have shared examples of harmless vandalism they encounter, from a hilarious note on a hand dryer to a subtle change in the Johnny Depp ad for Dior.
The best shots were collected in a gallery on a viral site Why Vanilla Ice’s text for Ice included a “stop” sign below that read “cooperate and listen” in homage to Ice Baby.
Elsewhere, a prankster turned a real estate ad into a Spanish Christmas wish by adding “navidad” to a “rent” sign in British Columbia.
Seasonal greetings! This cheerful graffiti artist from British Columbia, Canada turned a boring real estate billboard into a festive game in Merry Christmas Spanish: Feliz Navida
Food for thought: This American joker found an easy way to smile in a public bathroom
Dancing in the Street: A prankster has come up with a clever way to tease care workers in a quiet suburb of a North American city.
pierced! Changing a single letter changed the meaning of this Dior Sauvage ad featuring Johnny Depp. He was spotted at a bus stop in England.
Accumulation! Twitter user Jenny Pentland, now living in Hawaii, shared this hilarious post showing how a local graffiti artist turned a water tank into a cute pig.
Healthy: A North American graffiti artist wanted to spread an uplifting message with this adaptation of a Nike billboard
Egg cell: A reddit user from Michigan shared this photo of a restaurant with some truth to the people behind the KFC brand.
Classic Songs: A serial criminal in the US has found a way to make stop signs fun: by adding lyrics to songs by Vanilla Ice (left) and MC Hammer (right)
Admit it, it’s fun! A hand dryer in the USA looks cute thanks to some well-placed lines that resemble eyebrows
What’s the purpose? Passersby in Edinburgh had mixed reactions after seeing these little pencil sharpeners show up in public places.
Cool Guy: A politician in Brisbane, Australia, hailed the creativity of everyone who made his mark
Sorry, Giovanni! These pranksters make fun of their team’s sloths by calling them to the board. Snap shared on Reddit by a user in the United States
Joke Queen! Not even train tracks are safe from pranksters determined to have the last laugh
Source: Daily Mail
