Confronting people can be intimidating for some, so their preferred method of communication is through a note.
These posters, which were seen around the world and collected in a gallery by bored pandashows how petty people can be when they’re not in a face to face conversation.
In an effort to get their point across, many of the people who wrote these posters used sarcasm.
Among the signs, there is one outside a lone store that has closed its operations. After letting people know they were closed, the sign writers added “thank you all.”
Another image shows the lengths to which an aggrieved motorist went after spotting a bad parking spot, making him draw chalk lines on the ground to mark where the vehicle had been placed between assigned spots and writing: “Parking spot just for you.” . ‘
This hand-drawn sign, believed to be in North America, shows the lengths some people will go to make a point, obtaining two different colors of chalk to create their message.
To add an extra touch of sarcasm, the angry sign writer finished his engravings with three hearts.
Meanwhile, in another photo you can see a sign explaining that some bathrooms are no longer available for use due to vandalism. As a final touch, the note says: “This is why we can’t have nice things.”
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Seen outside a now-closed store, believed to be in North America, this sign is perhaps more passive-aggressive than the writer intended.
Whoever wrote this poster seemed upset about having to close these bathrooms, and couldn’t resist adding a final flourish to the note, lamenting that “this is why we can’t have nice things.”
The original sign, believed to be from the UK, may not be passive-aggressive, but the additions created by ‘Carolyn’ certainly are.
Whoever wrote this poster, believed to have been seen in the UK, may have had to clean up a lot of dirty toilet paper, and he’s not happy about it.
The author of this sign, believed to have been spotted in Hawaii, used classic sarcasm and suggested that several people have, in fact, used this potted plant as an ashtray.
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Whoever designed this message may not have intended to come off as passive-aggressive, but the words “we hope you’re happy” certainly read as sarcasm.
While this sign left on someone’s car window opens with “thank you,” the rest of the note shows that the writer was actually being sarcastic.
This sign, believed to come from North America, shows how stingy people become when others don’t do their part with household chores.
While this sign may not be particularly passive-aggressive, the three huge red arrows certainly are.
The owner of this Porsche, who apparently parked in the wrong place, received a very scathing message
