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Saturday, May 31, 2025 |
Funny Signs      Date: Sent Friday, May 23, 2025 Category: None | Rating: 3.38/5 (29 votes) Click a button to cast your vote
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I saw this sign on a hair-dresser in Cresta: "Curl up and dye" (Brian)
In Smithfield, Va., there is a packing house by the Ivy Hill Cemetery, where my grandparents are buried. Next to the sign for the cemetery is a sign
for the packing house that reads "Shipping & Receiving." Many funerals are probably accompanied by the sounds of squealing hogs. (Cindy)
When in junior high a new business moved in a block away from my suburban Buffalo, NY home. That family owns a number of locations in the area:
Amigone Funeral Home (Ron)
Here's one from St. Louis - a sign above a gas station reads: Eat here! Get gas! (Chris)
One of the funniest signs I ever saw was actually a billboard in the great state of Kentucky -- it gave the name of a tattoo parlor and then said,
"Tattoos done while you wait!" (Jon)
Sign at a tire shop: "Re-tire before you go bald!" (Sue)
Driving by a Hardees one time, I saw a sign that said "Special: Fish and Kid Fry." (mburtz)
We have a garbage disposal company in Vancouver, BC who has the motto "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Double Your Garbage Back." (Scott)
A septic tank company in our town has a billboard that reads: "We want your stinkin' business." (Theda)
I laugh to myself every time I pass by this church. It was located in St. Catharines, ON, and the church sign read: "There are many choices in life,
but only two in eternity. Sunday school 9:30, Meeting 10:30." (Leah)
I love the sign I once saw on a restaurant in Myrtle Beach: "Open 365 days a year. Closed Today." And it wasn't a leap year! (Frietz)
Sale sign in a camping shop: "Now is the discount of our winter tent..." (A play on the Shakespearean line "Now is the winter of your discontent")
(Gilljig)
Sign on a car wash marquee (Denver): "Our vacuums really suck!" (Russ)
From a plumber: "A flush is better than a full house." (Cheryl)
My favorite sign was here in Tampa, Fl at a now defunct lawn mower sales/service company called "Mow Town." (Paul)
Received from Mikey's Funnies.
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