14 Ridiculously Funny Signs That Made Me Chortle A Chortle No One Has Ever Heard Before
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.Whoopsie.
2.There is nothing more horrific than thinking about Jimmy Dean making BOWELS.
3.The logo is a nice little aesthetic touch to this place.
4.Because everyone wants their kids to play near the cemetery.
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5.That's an interesting place to put a "do not touch" sign.
6.My brain hurts trying to understand this one, but still kind of funny.
7.If your marriage failed, why not joke about it at this point, right???
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8.There are now zombies in the restrooms!
9.I actually think #nomnomnomnom is a really creative name!
10.Good thing I'm 251 years old.
11.As one commenter said, "The dumpster might get offended!"
12.And let's add this very informative and appreciated one.
13.People, please stop doing this.
14.And, lastly, at least they're honest.
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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