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30 Of The Funniest And Most Accurate Signs About Everyday Annoyances By This Dudette (New Pics)
Remember that dude with a sign who protested against practically everything that was annoying yet otherwise very ordinary? Well, there’s a sequel… a spin-off?… there’s more fun to be had there as the dudette with a sign stepped into the streets to protest the same ordinary things that we can all agree are quite annoying.
Scroll down to see the best of the best from the protesting gal and be sure to upvote and comment on the ones you’ve enjoyed the most.
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If you’re not aware, there’s this internet meme with a dude who keeps holding up signs protesting the most ordinary yet still annoying things. He just stands there with a piece of cardboard and something short yet witty, clever and relatable written on it. Well, he’s Seth.
Bored Panda has extensively covered him in the past—specimen one, specimen two, specimen three… you get the point.
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kelsischloe1986 1 year ago
I don't think any burger joint sells burgers without fries. You can get fries as well if you want them. Or does the sign mean to say burgers should come with free fries?
Well, there’s now a dudette with a sign—Nisarah—who has joined the ranks of dudes in protest. Like Seth, she too protests all things rather ordinary, yet a bit relatable with how annoying it can be. And these cover everything from social issues to employee irks to just flat out why the heck do people be like that? And we’re happy someone’s taking a stand.
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The Original Bruno 1 year ago
I've told this to my son enough times that it's pretty well understood, but I think it was worthwhile explaining a few times: "I'm not it's up to you, but I'd still like to consider your input."
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The Original Bruno 1 year ago
Declaring to the world that you're single, desperate, and not wearing a bra may not be the best tactic, but being direct and candid has its positives.
featherytoad 1 year ago
I just hope that whoever has to come over to do some work around my house is The One.
Going off on a bit of a tangent, but protesting—despite its seemingly aggressive nature that tackles uncomfortable topics—is actually a good thing in terms of democracy.
First of all, it is protests that help folks realize that they are not alone. The majority rule might dictate a particular agenda and opinion, but it might not ideally reflect it. So, a protest is definitely a way of showing that there are many like-minded individuals out there who support something contrary to that which has been set in stone.
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The Original Bruno 1 year ago
"Man, check out the self-confidence without arrogance on that babe".... Wait, no, that actually check sout...
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What do they get? A cookie? A microwave? *Gasp* A blank cheque?!? (wait, nobody knows what those are anymore)
Nitka Tsar 1 year ago
I don‘t understand. Does it mean that men are allowed to do therapy or does it mean that if they get therapy they get … something?
Protests are also good at shedding light on a problem and starting a debate. As representatives of the people, it’s ironic to think that public officials can choose to ignore issues. But bring enough protesters and then they will have to cough up a reason or two for the situation, thus furthering a conversation between the public and those in power.
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Amy Smith 1 year ago
I came home from uni once knowing that my parents had moved my stuff into the box room, I didn't live there and didn't need the room so I was fine with it. They'd painted it pink, all the stuff I actually needed or wanted when I was home was in the loft and replaced with a load of stuff I'm sure was never mine to begin with and all of my posters had been taken off the walls of my original room and my mum openly admitted to binning most of them. I shrugged it off, grabbed what I needed out of the loft and went about my Easter Holiday's. Came home for the weekend one time to find that they'd accidentally smashed the plasma ball I had on my windowsil. I didn't freak out, didn't demand for it to be replaced just looked at the ring of dust and went "huh, wonder where that went?". When I did ask I was told I'd never had one, even though the shape of the base was still in the dust on the windowsil and the adaptor for it was still plugged in. I never came home much anyway so I dealt.
Knitting Panda 1 year ago
What's worse is your younger sister coming into your room months before you leave for college, plopping herself down on your bed and saying, "I can't wait 'til this is my room. I'm going to fix it up so it looks nice."
Joanne Earle 1 year ago
My parents had my room gutted to the studs about a week after I moved out.
BarkingSpider 1 year ago (edited)
I got into an argument with my step parent and was told to leave. She was mad I went away for a weekend with friends and wasn't home to do chores. A week later, after a cool down, came back to get some stuff and she had already put all my stuff in the attic and basically put the room back how it was when my stepsister lived there. I had just turned 18, stepsister was older and married, hadn't lived there in at least 5 years.
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Rachel Pelz 1 year ago
Vest as in underwear top or vest as in cardigans without sleeves? But why would either have points anyway....
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Likewise, protests in electoral democracies are a way of empowering minority groups to be heard. Sure, it’s majority rule, but it’s not like the majority and minority can’t coexist, let alone have fundamental rights. Protests give a voice to minorities so that the majority rule wouldn’t overshadow them.
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james stevenson 1 year ago
"you" as in the world or "you" as in "I'm sorry but the problem is actually yourself"
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Scott Wilkins 1 year ago
My ex and I loved watching those together. I'm surprised we both didn't murder each other...and get away with it! Wait...
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What keeps folks going is that protests sometimes actually lead to huge winnings. If a protest is powerful enough, the public might win.
There’s an example of this from 1990, when the UK introduced a tax that folks weren’t happy with. There were so many people out there that the government just couldn’t prosecute everyone. In the threat of chaos, the government didn’t go with the tax and so the protests subsided.
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Fluffy mommy panda 1 year ago
When your burnt out and trying to hang in there and but your exhausted and tried.
kelsischloe1986 1 year ago
But, but, but the other sign said to get that little $6 treat today.
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sara fulmer 1 year ago
Just go with it. GUYS! We're practically handing this to you, they're sweat pants!
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And sometimes victory comes unexpectedly.
There was another unpredictable event that actually worked out for the best. Back in the 1980s, there were protests over nuclear cruise missiles at Greenham Common in the UK, which didn’t really work. However, in light of this unrest, the government was forced into saying that they deployed the missiles because of the Soviet Union. However, then perestroika happened and the issue was resolved. Now Greenham Common is a public parkland.
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BubblesTheSugarGlider 1 year ago
if your best friend has another best friend they may be YOUR best friend but your not theirs. And if that's the case, what's even the point?
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Ur_Fav_Lazy_Panda🫶 1 year ago
Can I get a small caramel frappe, with caramel drizzle on the whipped cream please? I also want a choccy chip cookie🤠
And, yet, sometimes, a victory is set in stone, but it doesn’t come when we want it. Those in power might be set in their ways—too much, in fact—but once a new generation steps up, with a different and maybe more open way of thinking, who understands where the protesters are coming from.
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Nea 1 year ago
I just had a man in office ask me out despite our common friend telling him I am married. I was freaked out. Some men don't care.
Happy Homemaker 1 year ago
In 10 years of my living in an apartment building I have two men continually ask me out and constantly touch me or try to touch me no matter how many times I tell them, “ No, thank you. Please leave me alone.” One of the men is in a relationship with a tenant in our building. Some people just can’t hear the word, “No.”
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Kare Deter 1 year ago
I hate the fries at the bottom of the bag because that means they're all gone!
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
I hate the fries at the bottom of the bag. They're cold.
Ultimately, protests are organized because change is necessary. Everyone deserves to live in a society where people are treated equally, with dignity and everyone has the opportunities to live their dreams. Structural inequality has no place in modern day societies.
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james stevenson 1 year ago
Uh, this is america right? because it's only tomatoes with an "ay" sound in an american accent.
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We’d love to hear from you. What annoying everyday thing would you protest against if you had a piece of cardboard and a free afternoon? Share your ideas, takes, and stories in the comment section below!
And, again, if you want to see more of dudette with a sign, Bored Panda’s got you covered there.
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The Original Bruno 1 year ago
Because there's a lot of leaf crunching in late fall??? This woman confuses me.
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Fluffy mommy panda 1 year ago
Well maybe but it could be there husband or wife that talks like sailor and has no filter.
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Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
She pisses me off (and it has nothing to do with her signs, I’m just jealous to die with her beautiful arms)
Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
She pisses me off (and it has nothing to do with her signs, I’m just jealous to die with her beautiful arms)
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