Yeah. I'll be sure to keep an eye out, Mr. Sign.

Busy road, narrow shoulder... you come around a sharp corner and WHAM!, rear end a parked car you weren't expecting. These signs make sense in certain places.

I should specify this sign was found in a flat, uncurved parking lot.

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Z28: is that really a sign somewhere? If so, you gotta tell me where!

I'm not sure if it's real or a chop, but I can tell you that I saw one just like this just outside of Great Adventure in NJ:



The McDonald's by me also had on their sign "LOSERS WANTED"...I dunno, either the C fell off or they're really lowering their standards.

Some more winners:

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The Entrance Only makes sense...if you are exiting, say, a state park or maybe a parking lot with the tire damage spikes...that sign could be very relevant.

But the wording is poor. "ENTRANCE ONLY, DO NOT ENTER" is a mixed message. It would better to say "DO NOT ENTER, WRONG WAY" OR "NO EXIT, WRONG WAY".

In the right context, it makes sense. I've seen them and when I saw it here I knew exactly what it meant. Think about going to one of those state parks with the little booth as you go in to pay for a ticket. You're normally on a roadway that becomes a divided roadway into a parking lot with the booth separating the lanes. If you are trying to exit the lot (you're already in it), then such a sign makes perfect sense to avoid "going out the in."

I thought this was going to be a thread on a new Chinese car. The 2007 Absolute Brilliance... or something.

I thought this was going to be a thread on a new Chinese car. The 2007 Absolute Brilliance... or something.

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That's even funnier than this sign... so true! :lol:

Edited October 19, 200520 yr by Sixty8panther

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