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Lost in translations. Stupid fails. Sarcastic comebacks. Just plain wrong. More Funny Signs of the Times that fail is such great ways. Hilarious.
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20 People and Things Who Failed At Their One Job - The internet has generated a huge amount of laughs from cats and FAILS. And we all out of cats.
Goats engage in increasingly bizarre and perilous feats of climbing.
A must-see collection of clever and biting protest signs from the Women's March on Washington and sister marches around the world.
When you see the fast fashion giant Zara proudly selling “Dude With Sign” shirts for their summer collection, you know the Dude has gone mainstream. And how couldn’t he? With a whopping 7.5 million followers, New Yorker Seth Phillips has gained a cult following for his truth bombs that protest anything from loud engines, phones that shatter easily, “x” in espresso, and other very specific, small things that add up to our daily lives.
Stockholm-based travel journalist Doug Lanksy has curated a collection of amusing signs or hotels with unfortunate names on his website, which receives as many as 100 submissions a week.