Signs don't really have much responsibility. They stand there and are meant to warn people of whatever it is they're trying to warn or give attention to. These signs, however, have failed hard at being signs and can't even commit to the little responsibility they were tasked with. Here are 12 signs that had one job and one job only...and failed:
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1) Nope, we're not eating that.
We love beef, but not that much. Some parts of the cow just aren't meant to be eaten. The anus is one of those part.
2) Are you sure about that?
The sign says one thing, but the typo indicates something else. If you really were committed to excellence, wouldn't you spellcheck your sign?
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3) We'll just find another door.
Are we sure that's paint on the door? According to this sign, it may be something else entirely.
4) Are you sure that's correct?
The teachers may be making a difference, but is it a positive one? According to this sign, the answer is no.
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5) How much do they party?
This seems like a fun place until you look a little closer. Just how much are these friends actually partying, anyway?
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6) This confused protester.
If you're going to make a sign this like, you'd better proofread it first. Otherwise, you'll just look like a "moran."
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7) Nope, that's not spelled correctly.
The chef is clearly working hard to make these hot dogs. The least you could do is make sure the sign is spelled correctly.
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8) That's just offensive.
This sign likely offended many people shopping at that store. Be more careful with your typing next time!
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9) Wait, what?
While that sounds like a pretty good deal, we're pretty sure our wives won't want it in the house. It does sound very intriguing, though!
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10) What kind of schools?
If you're going to advertise your schools, it's best to make sure there are no typos. This is especially true if the typo is an embarrassing as this.
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11) That's a strange sign.
Just what in the world is going on at this school? We're not sure it's completely appropriate.
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12) Do better, high school.
The irony of a misspelling on a high school sign is delicious. When it's a misspelling regarding literacy, it's even better.
