These bizarre design fails reveal what happens when well-meaning signs go VERY wrong
Whether it's a poorly placed sign or a computer glitche and unfortunate spelling error, these snaps will have your sides splitting
FROM unfortunate road signs to dodgy teddy bears, these epic design fails will leave you in hysterics.
The gaffes were spotted by members of the public around the world who thought they were too good not to share.
They were uploaded to social media and quickly went viral before being collected into a handy gallery by .
From poorly placed signs to computer glitches and unfortunate spelling errors, these snaps will undoubtedly have your sides splitting.
One shows the front of an office for “The Sliding Door Company” – which ironically has normal swinging doors.
Another shows a partially-covered sign post at a ski resort warning people to have their “tickets or passes ready” – but the “p” is covered up.
One amused worker shared how their boss likes to share “inspirational quotes” on the notice board at work.
But they had pinned “you matter” and “don’t give up” next to each other so it looked like one message reading: “You don’t matter, give up.”
And one street sign warns drivers not to exceed 20mph because there are children nearby – but it could be read as: “Do not exceed 20 children.”
Another sign intends to declare: “Kansas City welcomes 25million visitors annually.”
But whoever wrote it accidentally left a crucial “u” out of the final word – woops.
And in a family tree diagram for kids, one sharp member of the public spotted that brothers and sisters appear to have had children together.
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But the snaps don’t just cover signs.
One hilarious image shows how a hole has had to be cut into a wall so a poorly placed ceiling fan is able to spin.
And another shows a very wheelchair unfriendly toilet which users would have to climb four steps in order to get to.
Enjoy these and some of the many other little gems in this hilarious picture gallery...
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