A sign of the times.............

[Mr E Driver]

[Pothole]

What, the fact that Virgin's signwriters can't punctuate?

[MGZRod]

First one is 'shopped' shirley?

[Nolar Dog]

Whoever made those signs ought to be shot.

[Tow Vehicle Rqrd]

The ones that really get my goat are the "50" limit signs through roadworks when you're crawling past at 2mph. I feel like jumping out of the car and scrawling "we should be so goddamned lucky!" underneath.

[Galsia]

The second sign is obviously outside of a toilet. There is nothing wrong with it...

[OnTheOverrun]

Galsia said:

The second sign is obviously outside of a toilet. There is nothing wrong with it...

Yes there is. The comma is superfluous and it should read 'may be', not 'maybe'.

[Original Poster]

Galsia said:

The second sign is obviously outside of a toilet. There is nothing wrong with it...

Oh yes there is

[Mini1275]

[Shinobi]

They are all fake. I don't understand the humour...

[Jonny671]

Tow Vehicle Rqrd said:

The ones that really get my goat are the "50" limit signs through roadworks when you're crawling past at 2mph. I feel like jumping out of the car and scrawling "we should be so goddamned lucky!" underneath.

Yeah they really get me!

50mph, oh jesus! If only 50mph was possible, more like 5mph!

[Galsia]

Original Poster said:

Galsia said:

The second sign is obviously outside of a toilet. There is nothing wrong with it...

Oh yes there is

Well only a little bit.

[Morningside]

A golden oldie.




Not signs but still amusing:

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Edited by Morningside on Monday 21st June 11:03

[Nolar Dog]

Morningside said:

Love that!

[Pothole]

Galsia said:

Original Poster said:

Galsia said:

The second sign is obviously outside of a toilet. There is nothing wrong with it...

Oh yes there is

Well only a little bit.

a little like your superfluous 'of'.

[Cupid Stunt]

I saw 1 the other day saying "Caution - sign not in use"

[Mr E Driver]

Cupid Stunt said:

I saw one the other day saying "Caution - sign not in use"

[ShadownINja]

I saw a signed "New road layout ahead". Now, I understand the reason, but when does a new road layout become well-established and no longer new?

[Cock Womble 7]

ShadownINja said:

I saw a signed "New road layout ahead". Now, I understand the reason, but when does a new road layout become well-established and no longer new?

I've always wondered about those signs. Who are they intended to inform, exactly? If you're local to the new layout, then you'll already know it's new (because you've probably been delayed by the preceeding roadworks) and you know it's different to the old layout.

But if you're new to the area and have never driven through there before, surely every bit of road is a "new road layout"?

Yours,

Confused of Northampton.

[Poledriver]

Galsia said:

The second sign is obviously outside of a toilet. There is nothing wrong with it...

I thought that they were worried about their employee being of indeterminable orientation?