50 Times People Or Businesses Won The Funny Sign Game And Got Celebrated On Facebook

If you had to carry arounda signfor a day, pandas, what would yours say? Perhaps you would want to remind others how important it is to wear SPF. Or maybe you’d encourage them to compliment another person to make someone else’s day! Or, if you’re really creative, you might want to write a confusing and chaotic message for all to see. You certainly wouldn’t be the first to do so…If you’re interested in checking out some bizarre andhilarioussigns, you’ve come to the right place. We took a trip to a couple of Facebook groups dedicated to sharing wild signs,Absurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules)andThe Absurd Sign Project Uncensored 2, and gathered some of their best posts down below. Keep reading to find a chat with Chuck Darling, an admin of Absurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules), and be sure to upvote all of your favorite pics!This post may includeaffiliate links.

If you’re interested in checking out some bizarre andhilarioussigns, you’ve come to the right place. We took a trip to a couple of Facebook groups dedicated to sharing wild signs,Absurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules)andThe Absurd Sign Project Uncensored 2, and gathered some of their best posts down below. Keep reading to find a chat with Chuck Darling, an admin of Absurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules), and be sure to upvote all of your favorite pics!

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Torben Christensen

Jack W Mathews Jr

Chuck Darling

When it comes to signs, there are endless possibilities out there. And no, I’m not talking about signs from the universe. (Although, some of the signs featured here might be equally as cryptic and unintelligible.) We’ve got road signs, signs outside of businesses, billboards, stop signs, yard signs outside of people’s homes and more. Signage is a part of our everyday lives, whether we like it or not. But lucky for us, it can sometimes be hilarious and entertaining.To learn more about this topic, we reached out to Chuck Darling, an admin ofAbsurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules), who was kind enough to have a chat withBored Panda. According to the group’s description, Absurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules) is “for posting absurd signs, letters, banners, labels, and tee shirts.” The community also welcomes “any use of the English language you find awkward,” such as product labels and more.

To learn more about this topic, we reached out to Chuck Darling, an admin ofAbsurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules), who was kind enough to have a chat withBored Panda. According to the group’s description, Absurd Signs (Not Absurd Rules) is “for posting absurd signs, letters, banners, labels, and tee shirts.” The community also welcomes “any use of the English language you find awkward,” such as product labels and more.

Robin Holt Wilson-Snow

Illogical Reasoning

Janey Godley’s Fanpage

As far as how this group came about, Chuck shared that his friend Phil (also known as “Denton Vale”) created the group. “He made it as a result of his dissatisfaction with what he felt were pointless rules in other large popular signage groups (not naming any names),” Chuck explained.“He asked me to help him with it, as I have a history of helping moderate other large groups like ‘a group where you get banned for saying the magic word’ and ‘Weird Meme,'" he added.We’ve actually featured Weird Meme at Bored Panda before; feel free to check out that piecehere!

“He asked me to help him with it, as I have a history of helping moderate other large groups like ‘a group where you get banned for saying the magic word’ and ‘Weird Meme,'" he added.

We’ve actually featured Weird Meme at Bored Panda before; feel free to check out that piecehere!

Chris Hebden

Marie Oakes

Arthur King

The Absurd Signs group was created in September 2022, and it’s clearly had plenty of success, as it currently has over 32K members. And it seems to only be going up from here, as over 3,600 Facebook users have joined the group in the last week.But thankfully, Chuck says being an admin isn’t too tough. “I don’t really have to do a lot of moderating with this group, mostly just making posts and removing spam,” he shared. “[And] kicking out bigoted hateful people that might show up, every now and then.”

But thankfully, Chuck says being an admin isn’t too tough. “I don’t really have to do a lot of moderating with this group, mostly just making posts and removing spam,” he shared. “[And] kicking out bigoted hateful people that might show up, every now and then.”

Muk Esh

Torben Christensen

Amanda Clark

Alex Canclini

Bud Mcfadden

Scott Hicks

We also asked Chuck if he could share any of his favorite signs that have been shared in the group. One of which is what he referred to as “party dog,” which features a sign of a dog who appears to be skateboarding, smoking and drinking wine all at once that’s “banned” from a park. His other personal favorite was a sign for “The Unbelievable Mystery Hole” in West Virginia.

Chuck Darling

Giyan Chand

Rob Eagy

Giyan Chand

Philip Anderson

When it comes to designing your sign, don’t be afraid to stand out. There are infinite possibilities when it comes to colors, shapes, size, and how you choose to communicate your message. Get creative, and make sure that you play around with fonts and images to ensure your final product is as effective as possible. Bonus points if you create a sign that people will want to photograph and share on social media! That’s free advertising or exposure without any additional effort.

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