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'DEATH NOT ENOUGH?'

Safety sign mocked for warning of death AND a €50 fine

Twitter users were amused by unfortunate punishment

THIS ridiculous safety sign has been mocked online as it says opening a box will result in ";Death by Electrocution and a €50 fine".

An image of the illogical sign was shared to Twitter by Irish journalist Sarah-Jane Murphy who wrote: "Is death not punishment enough?"

 Sarah-Jane Murphy shared an image of the hilarious sign on Twitter
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Sarah-Jane Murphy shared an image of the hilarious sign on TwitterCredit: Twitter / Sarah Jane Murphy

Not only should death be sufficient punishment for the foolish opening of the electrical box, but the deceased offender would then apparently be liable for a fine.

The tweet, posted on Wednesday, has amassed 3.8k likes and 460 retweets, as well as some hilarious comments.

Kieth Kelly wrote: "Who gets paid to write these signs?" alongside an image of a sign which reads: "Not only will this kill you it will hurt the whole time you're dying".

Tom Connors also shared a similar joke: "A doctor gave a man 24hrs to live, he couldn’t pay his bill so the doctor gave him another 24hrs".

Meanwhile Lar Reddin jokes: "Nothing would shock me more".

And Oscar Finn questioned: "How does that work, does some lad with a lanyard and a hi-vis show up at the funeral with an invoice?"

Paul Coles noted: "Funerals are expensive enough without a hefty fine to pay".

 Kieth also shared a picture of a similar sign he'd seen
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Kieth also shared a picture of a similar sign he'd seen
 While Tom shared a joke he'd heard
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While Tom shared a joke he'd heard
 Lar chose to joke about the 'shocking' element of the sign
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Lar chose to joke about the 'shocking' element of the sign
 And Oscar just wanted answers about the logistics
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And Oscar just wanted answers about the logistics
 And Paul was worried about the additional expense of a funeral
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And Paul was worried about the additional expense of a funeral


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