16 Signs From The Past Week That Are So Funny I Almost Crashed My Car Looking At Them
Welcome to another weekly roundup of Reddit's funniest signs. They're the way to make you forget about all the stress you had this week! Last week's was hilarious, and today's won't disappoint. Here we go:
1.The caption on this was: "Welcome to Arkansas":
2.There is an old man shooting oranges who must be stopped:
3.As one commenter said, "Make sure you're ready for the velociraptor phase":
4.I don't think anyone was able to decipher what this sign means, but IMO it could be "periods are hell":
5.Here's a very kind sign:
6.And a very contradicting one:
7.This...is one way to market:
8.I actually really dislike this sign:
9.Technically, the door handle makes this sign:
10.This little diddy lives in the local men's bathroom at a pub:
11.And this one lives in a gas station:
12.If I was a child playing "opposite day," I would have loved this:
13.My brain dislikes this one:
14.A lot of people are just stopping and staring at this one...
Which may be a good one to feature in a horror movie:
15.Rock on when you use the restroom here:
16.And, finally, this random one on this religious building:
Which one made you LOL the most?! Let us know in the comments, and be sure to check back next week for another hilarious roundup!
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