These 18 Brilliantly Funny Signs Are The Only Thing Getting Me To The Finish Line This Week
1.Wait, before you get really upset...
Check out this dog's setup:
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2.School's starting up soon, and this classroom sign will surely get the parents talking:
3.I'm sure the escalations were very appreciated:
4.Well that is one heck of a way to go:
5.We love a good pun:
—redgoat892
6.A legit warning sign:
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7.At least they're honest:
8.This is apparently one of those IYKYK things:
One teacher explained: "When teachers get together and drink and bring their partners, we fall into conversations where we talk about work drama, inadvertently excluding non-teachers. Work drama might include:
1. Policy changes that are ridiculous and completely change our lives: 'Dude, what do you think of the massive pay cuts after year five?' 'Dumbest policy ever. I've already started looking for a new school.'
2. Gossip: "Has Timmy been acting weird in your class?' 'Yeah. He and his girlfriend broke up.' 'Who was he dating?' 'Ashley.' 'Wtf??? That makes no sense.' 'Yeah, I know, they have nothing in common.'
3. Workshopping lesson plans or classroom management stuff: 'I cannot get Bobby to stop bullying kids in my class.' 'Oh dude, just start calling him your favorite student. Reverse psychology makes him do a 180.'
4. Small celebrations: 'Guess who KILLED his presentation? Alex.' 'The incredible, socially awkward autistic kid? HELL yeah!' 'Yeah, he did it all about how Cars 2 is the greatest movie of all time. It was off topic, of course, but he had the whole class dying laughing.'
No matter what, it's gonna mostly leave out people who have no context."
9.Oh, the accuracy:
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10.Well, I have no words for this one:
11.Yeah, grow up loser!:
12.I am really confused but somehow entertained by this one:
13.BOOYA indeed:
14.This store could use a bit of rearranging:
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15.And no one thought it needed rewording:
16.I guess a lot of people still aren't aware they can tap:
17.Let the crime fit the punishment:
18.And, finally, I think it is supposed to be "DMV" not "BMV" but I really hope they got pulled over:
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