Summary: Funny pictures of labels and signs.
Sometimes despite our best intentions, what we say gets hit with unexpected irony. When we say our words with a sign or label, this leads to some visual hilarity at the expense of our desire for a serious message. Consider these pictures.
Doctor, heal thyself! You promised the world to keep steel safe, but succumbed yourself to dreaded oxidization.
The problem with being overly optimistic is when reality clears its throat and steps in.
The sign should say “Taliban Aviation.”
The sign at least says “closed,” suggesting this was somebody else’s student who plowed through the window frame.
“God himself couldn’t sink this van,” boasted the driver.
Baskin Robbins is savvy, what more need be said?
I like this dog’s attitude.
“There is hope,” for those with cell phones. The rest would be advised to say a prayer.
Those “health” bars are mostly candy bars with a good conscience.
Those who had been smoking immediately put it out and set it in the bucket, in strict accordance with the sign…shall we assume?
“Relationship ended to ease loneliness.” “Job ended to ease stress.” “Cable cancelled for fewer commercials.”
Pacific Bell likes to rub it in.
