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http://www.gadling.com/2007/06/08/a-col ... e-world-2/
http://eightsolid.com/24-very-strange-funny-signs/
http://www.funnysigns.net/

Enjoy!

USS Aeon wrote:http://www.gadling.com/2007/06/08/a-col ... e-world-2/

I know that dentist in Alerton, it's called that because it's on Menlove avenue. John Lenon lived on that road as a child.

I've gotta visit this place one day.
http://www.casadice.com/signs/index.htm

Capt. Jethro wrote:I've gotta visit this place one day.
http://www.casadice.com/signs/index.htm

The second sign references something that pisses me off to no end. I was at a Jack in the Box drive through a few weeks ago, and they started speaking Spanish when I drove up.

I said, "What the f*ck?" and they switched to English.

The famous Geno's Steaks in Philly caused a stir when they put up a sign that said they would only respond to orders in English. Fortunately they got as many cheers as boos. What's funny about the second sign at the link above is that the establishment has a pseudo- Spanish name.

Mikey - i thought that was a little weird myself. "Casa" is, of course, the Spanish word for house.

Mikey wrote:The famous Geno's Steaks in Philly caused a stir when they put up a sign that said they would only respond to orders in English. Fortunately they got as many cheers as boos. What's funny about the second sign at the link above is that the establishment has a pseudo- Spanish name.

I've went to Geno's while on a layover last year. The owner's pic on the pens has him pointing in between two signs. One says 'Proud to be an American', and the other says 'Management reserves the right to refuse service.' Take you pick! The food was ok, I'm gonna try the other steak place just right across the street next time.

Sam's, IIRC. They have slightly better cheesesteaks, but the line moves quicker at Geno's.