The Most Bizarre Sign Fails This Week (October 7, 2022)

Ben Weiss • Writer and Editor

Oct 7, 2022 4:00 PM EDT

Sometimes, you have to wonder if these are actually mistakes or if whoever made these signs is the biggest troll of all. These fails were compiled from Reddit's r/funnysigns subreddit, and they just go to show that as long as there are signs in the world, there will always be a few fails to accompany them. Whether it's neon lights that don't work and create an unfortunate alternate reading or a sign's poor misplacement or just straight-up ironic signs, sign fails clearly come in all shapes, forms, and sizes. For more content like this, check out these top trending autumn fails, and keep scrolling below for these images and for some fun commentary!

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via u/Alphalarge

I don't think G-d would have wanted this.
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via u/HappyJacket3113

This, of course, would be the name of the franchise's founder.
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via u/mintcocoacookie

You're welcome!
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via u/HappyJacket3113

The power of the comma is real.
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via u/ozjack24

Ah yes, I've been to many a horse funeral in my lifetime.
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via u/petrlol-xd

Looks like sadness intervened…
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via u/Lmanwell23

A good old double entendre here!
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via u/iGreenDogs

Now when you say cut…
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via u/Saurabh1284

Don't. Just don't.
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via u/iGreenDogs

This is so rude. My squirrels and I have a weekly dice game on Thursdays in the park!
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via u/RandomDude762

Ok, who actually did this one because you're either idiotic or brilliant? Nowhere in between.
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via u/MinuteLine19

It's nice to see a sign recognize the true function of shoes!
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via u/firePA498

This was 100% on purpose. We all know Dunkin, Starbucks, and Barnes & Noble are the go-to bathroom stops.
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via u/ChristopherLee112

If I get a ticket because of this sign, I swear…