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A Collection of Funny Signs from Around the World

by Justin Glow (RSS feed) on Jun 8th 2007 at 9:00AM

Found in Hiroshima, Japan.

Here's a rather large collection of funny signs from around the world that you probably haven't seen before. There are multiple pages worth, so look for a link at the bottom to continue on to the next.

Found in Beersheba, Israel.

"Milespit Hill" in London. Note that horse riding is forbidden.

Spotted in Ephesus, Turkey.

Also spotted in Ephesus. "Hey, are those real fake watches?"

This one was found in Vienna, Austria -- you can see the actual toilet here.

Don't park at this Wal-Mart in Millville, New Jersey. But if you do, shut your engine off.

The blind, deaf, old, and schooled citizens of Chicago all hang out here.

"You live on what street?" Somewhere in rural England.

Wipe that smirk off your face, kid. (Found in Scotland.)

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

michael Apr 2nd 2008 9:44AM

Check this sign - very natural!!!

http://spottedbynormanncopenhagen.com/2007/10/19/follow-the/

tim May 5th 2008 3:07AM

Hi. I've just got a deal to publish my own collection of funny signs. If you have any of originals of your own or know anyone else that would like to contribute, I'm sure we could pay to use them in the book. We just need confirmation that you own the shot, then a reasonably high res jpg. Thanks, Tim John

web design company Jun 12th 2008 12:59PM

Humps for 140 yards. Bwahahahaha.

Ruby Mar 10th 2009 6:41PM

I noticed a new one in our town. Used to be, "Slow, speed bump". The new one says "Slow Hump Ahead".
Podunk, Idaho

lochie Mar 31st 2009 8:06PM

i ave seen a few of funny signs but those are really cool

hehehe lol:) :p

Matt Aug 10th 2009 1:44AM

Here's a site where you can make some of your own funny signs http://thelolmaker.com/ It's kind of fun to trick your friends =P

K straley Jun 9th 2007 11:00AM

The top sign is actually on Miya Jima island just 15 min away from Hiroshima. The signs lead you to the top of the mountain there, where locals have created a shrine.

K straley Jun 9th 2007 11:01AM

The top sign is actually on Miya Jima island just 15 min away from Hiroshima. The signs lead you to the top of the mountain there, where locals have created a shrine.

Denzylle Jun 9th 2007 11:03AM

Sandwich is a small town in Kent )South Eastern England) and Ham is a village nearby.

diggerrr Jun 9th 2007 11:04AM

I'm just happy this wasn't titled "FUNNIEST SIGNS YOU'VE EVER SEEN"

Alan Jun 9th 2007 11:17AM

Here is another one from Perth,Scotland
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7116724@N05/404911220/

Sam Jun 9th 2007 5:14PM

Very funny.

I wouldn't have noticed by myself. But going forward, I will.

Jason Sares Jun 9th 2007 8:53PM

I took that same picture at Ephesus: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonsares/478919213/ and there was this one as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonsares/478919157/in/photostream/ and this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonsares/478900654/ Turkey is great for weird signs.

Gracie Jun 19th 2007 8:49AM

that guy in the last pic does a really goddamn good job...wtf! lol!

Mike Jun 18th 2007 9:51PM

At the county fair, in Logandale, Nevada, there was this sign under the turkeys. It read, "Please do not feed your fingers to the turkeys." They were some really big hungry looking turkeys mind you...

thaiyeah Jun 18th 2007 11:10PM

for you. you can put up to 3 urls in your comments.line breaks and pargraphs are automatically converted - no need to use or tags.to mina

terence Jun 19th 2007 5:30AM

In a small town in Oklahoma there is a hardware store. On the front door appears: "No children without parents".
A biological imperitive?

Geno Jun 22nd 2007 10:32AM

One of my favorite websites, which I look at daily, is Engrish.com ... Similar to this, and updated frequently.

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