Dh just unearthed this - I thought it might amuse some of you!

I went to school with a girl whose initial were W.C. and another who was F. Huck, also a lad called Mouse and a girl called Kat.
Where we lived there were loads of strawberry fields with signs saying "Pick your own". I still remember DD laughing when she learned to read and a notice saying" Plant Crossing" and she wanted to know what kind.
The number plates unfortunately always phonetically spelt words often rude as well ,as an Infant teacher I always made sure mine didn't. I still know of some one known as FUN because of his.
The best was an old lady gave DH a present for me.It was made in Iran and very badly translated, it read "Very sexy and for the making of lady fun". I bet that was soon banned.

We once had a copy typist whose skills left something to be desired - the entire office was in fits of laughter when she handed me that week's recipe - spicy crap cakes!

I enjoyed this sign on the door to a book barn.

We were visiting family In Palmerston North, NZ. In the centre of town was an Indian restaurant called ‘Arranged Marriage’
We kept saying that we should get a photo but forgot, I hope it’s still there when we go back.

Best laugh I’ve had all week - thank you!

A notice in our apartment in Austria, in the early days of recycling reminded us that we were requiret to please part our trash.
So split your cans, paper, glass and toxic waste and throw it in the yard.
We took a look, that was what folk had done!

The Turkish market has a Facebook Page. www.facebook.com/ufukmarket/

In Singapore, there was Mr. Chew the dentist. There were also chains of clothing shops called Hang Ten. The children’s branches were called Hang Ten Kids. There was also a chain of shops called Wanko. A few years ago, they had a brand of men’s jeans called Bum; this was proclaimed in large letters on the waistband along with the message saying: “It’s a Bum experience…”

Arranged Marriage had been in the news... www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/117012981/palmerston-norths-arranged-marriage-indian-restaurant-burgled-twice-in-less-than-two-weeks#:~:text=An%20Indian%20restaurant%20is%20reeling%20after%20being%20hit,door%20and%20looted%20the%20restaurant%20overnight%20on%20Tuesday.

....and the sign on the far side of a large patch of ground in a rewilding project asking visitors not to walk on it as it "is a piece of land containing rare wild plants'. There was no other access to the sign and it was till there last time I visited....

In Germany, my sister went to get us ice creams.
Of course, we all wanted Nookies and BumBums.

When my little grandson learnt to read he saw a recipe book called The Slow Cooker on my kitchen shelf and wanted to know what the story was about and why did the cooker move slowly.

on a holiday in Sweden I sent my son to buy a pack of toilet rolls from the local shop. He duly came back with a pack of 2 called Dubbelbums.

In Trinidad our pediatrician was called Dr Bratt.

Soup, anyone?

Enjoyed these?

Yum. Ideal meal for me 'Soup for Sluts' and a nice 'Bumbum' for pudding.

Or, alternatively...
How about this for dessert?

A bakers I pass often has painted on the window. "Crafstmen baked on the premises". I always wonder if they are tasty

GrandmasueUK

I enjoyed this sign on the door to a book barn.

Ha, that reminded me of a sign outside a small shop somewhere,
‘Unaccompanied Children Will Be Sold As Slaves.’ ?

So funny all of them!
I once bought a pack of sausages that said ‘Thick Irish Sausages’.
Also on another pack it said ‘field bred sausages’, I didn’t know you could breed sausages ?

I shall tell my Gds (6) later that you can get BumBum ice cream in Germany. He will be highly amused I’m sure!

Pity he can read well enough now that it won’t be any use telling him that the vanilla ice cream in the freezer is BumBum, wot a shame.

Great bit of fun.

I think I know what flavour the BumBums are...