Notices for a Laugh

[EdgeleyRob]

Thanks Caliban,quality stuff

[Serial_Apologist]

bric-a-brac

Just now reminded of a notice in a trendy 1960s Kings Road antiques dealer: "Bric-a-Braque"

[Don Petter]

Just now reminded of a notice in a trendy 1960s Kings Road antiques dealer: "Bric-a-Braque"

In France, on the way to Lanslebourg, there is a furniture maker who advertises his studio at the road side as 'Le Bois s'Amuse'.

I find he has a web site: http://www.leboissamuse.fr/index.html

[Don Petter]

Here's one hot from the press, which I thought amusing today. I couldn't take a photo under the circumstances, but the notice on the counter of a well-known Chinese buffet in Eastbourne reads as follows. (Did they perhaps realise the likely reaction?)


There will be a minimum charge of £10 for all credit card payments

Thank you for your gesture

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

ta all

[Thropplenoggin]

[salymap]

Blimey, so that's what you're on Thropple, you're not meant to drink it.

Just joking of course.

[amateur51]

Blimey, so that's what you're on Thropple, you're not meant to drink it.

Just joking of course.

[Thropplenoggin]

Blimey, so that's what you're on Thropple, you're not meant to drink it.

Just joking of course.

[Ant]

Hello all

Many years ago - I do wish I'd been able to keep it as a cutting! - "The Birmingham Post and Mail" had a reassuring item about SVD, Swine Vesicular Disease, a rather dreadful affliction: "SVD can only be caught by pogs."

Regards Ant

[Flosshilde]

"Found in Mom's Basement"?

So that's's where you hang out

[Nick Armstrong]

Has anyone else some amusing or crazy notices to share with us all?
HS

Sure do!











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Wonderful stuff from saly at #52 above! I'd forgotten that! But not forgotten saly...

[umslopogaas]

I havent got a photo and dont remember where I found this, but outside the village of Iver in Bucks. is a sign saying "Iver 1", which was once amended to "Iver big 1".

[Jonathan]

A van drove past our house last week, it belonged to a tree surgeon. On the side was the name of the firm - The tree fella.

[Boilk]