29 Hilarious Signs From July That Will Make You Laugh So Hard You'll Forget Fall Is Almost Here
1."The Raccoon was the best. All are funny, but that raccoon was genius.💜" —angelicchicken782
2."If I may add: A cockroach can shit 💩 a better president!" —radpotato85
3."TBF, speaking as a lactose-intolerant person, ice cream makes *us* happy too.... while we are eating it. It's only LATER that it makes us unhappy," —etconner
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4."My high school had a smoking area 😂" —missmissymaria143
5."Short, sweet and simple to the point." —MissMiddleEarthling
6."Yet ANOTHER reason the English language is SO stupid. I say this as a native English speaker. We have so many dumb rules and contradictions that make no sense. Countries should be pronounced like Count - trees because ou sounds like OW like house or out, right? Or maybe it's one of the times it's pronounced like Oooh like soup or youth. Or maybe it's only of the times it's pronounced like Uhh like trouble or cousin. Or maybe its one of the times it sounds like uhhh like would or could. Or maybe it's one of the times it's pronounced like shawa like anxious or nervous. Or maybe it's one of the times it's pronounced like Oh like shoulder or though. THE LIST GOES ON! WHY?!? Make it make sense! No wonder English is so hard to learn!" —Lalalace1640
7."Funny and clever!" —hiddencupcake431
8."The mythical double male adapter cord. It's too much power for us humans. Seriously though. ⚡️⚡️" —voiceofdecent
9."Please do NOT experience driving on shrooms and coke lol" —pennypiper
10."Seemed pretty obvious to me. Boobs and balls. Granted they should have just put women/men, but some places like to get cute." —flyerboy6
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11."Is Lowkey something I would put bahahaggagaahgagha" —Katieisthebaddest69
12."'Shit & Split'! That little TP doodle complete with a heart! Lemme get a cross stitch of that sign! 😂" —thisisnothappening
13."Revving your engine… I want to make one for speeding. The offenders are mostly teenage boys who speed down my street. I'd love to see their reaction!" —slysword775
14."It's one of those papers you hand back facedown." —@deliciousgoose90
15."Eastern NC has a community named Jackass Flats. Oregon has a community named Nimrod. Those are a couple of the more entertaining communities I've personally visited." —savorycookie506
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16."I have worked on washing machines that were used for horse blankets and a couple that had human shit in them. I would rather work on the ones with human shit. A 1,500 pound animal sweating heavily for hours into a blanket, and shedding pounds of hair too. No thanks." —nathaniel
17."Out of seven kids, my youngest sister (20 years younger) and I (second oldest) were the only accidental kids. My second daughter was an accident. Her daughter was an accident. Thank you for our lives. The three of us have a house together." —smartwitch66
18."I'm curious how many folks will pee on the floor because they saw it on the sign." —keathome2010
19."Do they realise instructions are updated as things need to be accounted for. Do not drink the contents of the battery is there BECAUSE the previous generation drank it." —artisticelf953
20."I love the mask one" —kimw28
21."We just going to ignore the other sign saying not to feed the cute chickens because they will get aggressive and steal your lunch? Lol." —artisticcaptain33
22."Super funny" —Theatre kid
23."😄" —magicalcupcake737
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24."Whoever wrote this sign missed two gigantic loopholes: high school students under 17 are banned from the store (but dropouts can come in?); banned 6am - 6pm (but ya'll come hang out late at night?)" —cuteasteroid638
25."Makes me miss Austin. I drove by that El Arroyo on West Fifth when I worked downtown. The signs always made me smile, so I was in a good mood when I arrived at work." —shabooshabah
26."When God speaks, people listen. Absolutely BRILLIANT." —angelicpepper541
27.No one commented, but this and the next one were thumbnail images that people loved...
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