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It’s one thing to make an edgy joke when you’re with friends, but completely next level to put it on a sign in public. Yet some people, including business owners, have both the wit and the courage to try it and pull it off.

Mocking rude past customers in order to attract new ones… Teasing current employees… Nothing is off-limits if you know how to go about it. And don’t worry—your joke won’t be lost even when you have to take down the sign. If it’s really good, someone will surely take a picture of it and upload the image to the r/FunnySigns subreddit. With over 143,000 members, it’s a catalog of some of the best signs, billboards, and warnings out there. Continue scrolling and check out some of its most popular posts to date.

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#1 Very Clever

These signs definitely have a lot of personality. And it’s precisely what people and businesses want from them. Sick and tired of chain culture slowly making all high streets look the same, many city shops are returning to handpainted signs. It’s estimated that there are about 300 full-time signwriters working in the UK alone.

#2 Earthquake Detection Kit

As young graphic designers and artists are making their way into the industry, signwriting enthusiast Sam Roberts said that: “This is a generation that has grown up with computers at the heart of their work and who are seeking to engage with the physical processes that go into producing letter forms.”

#3 The Karen Spot

The subreddit r/FunnySigns is an old one—it was created all the way back in 2012. With 143,000 members, it’s neither big nor small. However, I feel that it’s going to remain relevant. After all, people want to be individual, to stand out. And creating a good sign achieves just that.