Yes, it's time for the latest installment of signs from our travels that have tickled our fancy. Mostly, they are infantile and immature.....but hey- that's our sense of humour! Hope some of them give you a giggle.
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| A bit harsh, Penang |
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| Pretty clear, although not sure why an entire hall is needed, Nepal |
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| Change is always a problem (as is grammar in Asia) |
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| No one wants that smell, Kuala Lumpur |
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| Thanks to Michael Hobson for this classic from Jaffna, Sri Lanka |
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| Australia is far abroad from Kazakhstan |
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| So close, yet so far away, Malaysia |
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| Poor guy, Penang |
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| Thai-English |
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| We devoured a whole plate of those yummy chiefs, Kathmandu |
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| What a way to start the day, Nepal |
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| Nepalese weight gain |
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| We weren't tempted to try, Malaysia |
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| Bizarre Malay T-shirt |
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| Eye watering thought, Malaysia |
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| It was 10 foot high, the message was fairly clear |
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| A lovely Thai leg |
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| Calling it like it is, Portugal |
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| Universal sign language, Kyrgyzstan |
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| Had to try the Scraw Diver, Bangkok cocktails |
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| Not sure those two images go together, Vietnam |
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| Those two definitely don't. Again, Vietnam |
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| Couldn't think what this was supposed to be, Vietnam |
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| Prize for most original hotel name, Pokhara |
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| Graphic sign, Nepal |
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| How is cheese related to drinking whiskey?! Nepal |
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| No idea, Nepal |
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| Ambitiously named hotel, Penang |
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| We hate having to wait in long queues for roadkill, Bangkok |
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| The Portuguese don't muck around with words! |
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| Quite into that idea, Portugal |
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| Although that really is a bit off putting, Portugal |
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| If your going to create a tasteless formula, you always want to use the best ingredients! Vietnam |
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| Enough said, Thailand (of course) |
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| Most unsavory, Sarawak |
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| Always check the fine print, Bulgaria |
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| Wonder why they named it that?! Nepal |
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| Very blatant Uzbek rip-off |
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| Weeding out the best make up, Vietnam |
Thoroughly made my day having a good giggle - a great Christmas present thanks! Carolyn
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