30 Times People Spotted Such A Surprisingly Funny Sign That They Just Had To Take A Picture

Most definitely yes 🍃🌿

and here, I was thinking Salt 'n Pepa (hip hop/R&B group from the 90s)

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"Terry loves doors" (probably a quote)

RIP Holt

We get it :)

THe most-upvoted so far didn't.

BP has bad eyesight dontsayanythingaboutit

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Oh no the trauma of a bad word what are you thinking BP.

Someone start a count of how long before it's censored. So far its been 5 days

Thanks for the tip 😄

Oooh I see it too 🤫

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bro this five year old is traumatized by one bad word

It's in the UK where those are exceedingly rare, it should say "Chelsea tractor".

My mum shared a story once, at the beginning of Pokémon Go. Their house has a private road that runs behind it, where everyone on the terrace can park. It isn't well maintained, mostly because every time they try to organise something, at least half the block won't stump up - they'll happily use the road, but pay for it's maintenance? The horrors! Anyway... My point is everyone drives slowly on it because it's narrow and poorly maintained. It is also used by the local school kids since it's safer than the main road. On this particular day, a schoolkid was Pokémon Going his way along the street, and round the (blind) corner at the end of the block. My mum was driving up the street, and came to a complete stop. Not just so she wouldn't hit the kid, but she wanted to see what he would do. He walked straight into the car. Literally right into a stationary vehicle. It's ridiculous.

If you guys support vandalism, that's fine. Please don't downvote me because of my views. I would like to engage in a civil debate.

If it's vulgar/just someones name spray painted on a building, sure, but if it's genuine street art, like this attached image - I say leave it! genuine artistic efforts brighten a lot of peoples days, and it's better than just seeing drab brickwork and gray cement everywhere. That said, I now differentiate between "graffiti" and "street art" as two different things. bethnal-gr...543ae4.jpg

Totally agree. Never understood how vandalism all of a sudden became 'street art'.

I think if someone cares enough to get it removed, then this is necessary. If it is on your house or business and you hate it enough to pay for someone to get rid of it, sure. If it's say, under a bridge in the middle of the forest on an abandoned council farm property... in theory... nobody cares ;)

I agree. Graffiti has its place, but that place is on designated graffiti walls or otherwise done with a permit. The vandals who like to leave their ugly messes wherever are criminal idiots.

In Olympia WA, they have an area designated specifically for graffiti. Seems to help. there are a few rules like no profanity or slurs, sometimes not obeyed but easily remedied (just add more graffiti).

Your opinion is not unpopular with me.

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I'm sorry that the graffiti where you live probably looks like s**t. But certain graffiti art is very beautiful and can attract more customers.

Counterpoint: graffiti has been with us since at least Roman times (there's graffiti in Pompeii; I expect lots of earlier stuff too, I just don't know about it) and where it's survived, it is a very valuable part of the historical record. Vernacular culture has it's own value.

Because, in the UK (where this is) it is an offence to disturb bats, and their habitats (even if in old buildings) are protected.

Bats = disease

Yes... yes, I'd wager it is because someone had an accidental airborne snack...

They could have also just put it up as a joke.