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From a sign that tells you to keep left while pointing right to a typo at a buffet, these signs are more than a little confusing.
Bored panda has put together a collection of fun photographs from around the world showcasing some of the most unusual signs in public places.
One image shows a tree jokingly asking users not to use it as a trash can, while another shows a graffiti removal hotline, which has been repainted.
And a different sign, found on the London Underground, raised eyebrows when it asked commuters to walk left, while pointing the other way.
Smokers are known for carelessly disposing of their cigarette butts in the most convenient places, but one tree has fought back with a bold defense.
People lost their minds at the irony of this poster calling on people to stop littering public places with graffiti, using a form of vandalism itself, which in turn sparked
Others include a stamp used to “meet the lasange” while a road sign indicated the “path”, in three different directions.
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A strange sign made it look like pedestrians were being asked to run down the stairs, which was not the safest way to go up a flight of stairs.
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This hilarious label on a buffet was probably meant to explain to customers that it was made of meat. But instead of pushing away vegetables, the sign seemed to introduce foodies to the carby dish.
Another ironic gesture is that this red rectangular sign placed in an unknown location broke its own rules.
In an incredible publicity stunt, this UK driving school used bold marketing tactics to increase customer numbers.
Paths galore! This British road sign humorously showed hikers different paths, except it created confusion when there were three separate signs going in three separate directions.
Few people will encounter an upside-down red man traffic signal, much less a red man forced out of a traffic light.
This Japanese hotel also suffered an embarrassing translation error, darkly warning guests that the future is dangerous.
This photo, taken at an Irish gas station, enthusiastically touted its potato products.
Londoners will be used to seeing tube signs, but most commuters don’t bat an eyelid with the markings, apart from this one which tells people to move to the left while pointing to the right.
This clumsy translation, coupled with a spelling error, was intended to translate the hearty Italian dish into English.
An angry shop owner proudly hung this white A4 sheet on the glass display to remind customers that expecting fast service would have a negative effect on quality.
Honest but funny: This seafood restaurant explained the price of its lobster for a very obvious reason