who writes the signs
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who writes the signs
look at this picture and decide
when all is said and done - there is more said than done.
Re: who writes the signs
Yes it certainly makes you wonder.............




Watch Out. There's A Humphrey About
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Re: who writes the signs
that must be our essex secret bunker - but now the local itinerents have taken the sign along with lots of others and not a few man hole covers as well - so the bunker is once again secret - as are many other places in essex including the sewers!
when all is said and done - there is more said than done.
Re: who writes the signs
Lincolnshire not only has a lot of scattered villages (some of which don't actually exist anymore) with weird names, but also a glut of comedians. There is a signpost not far distant
Mavis Enderby....1 3/4
Old Bollingbrooke.... 1/4
To which some wag has been at with a maker pen, adding:
To
And
The Gift of a Son
And the Highways dept has given up repainting Holton-cum-Beckering
Mavis Enderby....1 3/4
Old Bollingbrooke.... 1/4
To which some wag has been at with a maker pen, adding:
To
And
The Gift of a Son
And the Highways dept has given up repainting Holton-cum-Beckering

Watch Out. There's A Humphrey About
I wish I'd had my camera
Once saw a 'WELCOME TO BRIGHTON & HOVE" sign amended to read "WELCOME TO BRIGHTON & SHOVE OFF"
There is a village in Southern Germany pronounced 'Vank' and I nearly hit a tree when I saw the sign!
There is a village in Southern Germany pronounced 'Vank' and I nearly hit a tree when I saw the sign!
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There is a village in Southern Germany pronounced 'Vank' and I nearly hit a tree when I saw the sign![/quote]
What ? like the lorry we saw on the motorway, Wanke' transport,
What ? like the lorry we saw on the motorway, Wanke' transport,

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Re: who writes the signs
Pronounced Vankum!
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Ah! so then it is Vanke' transport,
, imagine a truck stop, Ve vork for vanke' transport
Poor driver's


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this must have been written by chelmsford council
incidentally on the local radio i was dumbfounded to hear and interview with CDC 's nappy advisor!! how much do they pay her out of my council tax!!
incidentally on the local radio i was dumbfounded to hear and interview with CDC 's nappy advisor!! how much do they pay her out of my council tax!!
when all is said and done - there is more said than done.
Re: who writes the signs
I know that place, when stationed in Germany we used petrol coupons which could only be used at certain petrol stations, like BP (a few dodgy places would happily take them in exchange for servicing too) which meant REALLY cheap fuel.YPF wrote:Pronounced Vankum!
Wankum, just off the autobahn, had the last BP station before the Dutch border and that's where squaddies filled their tanks (and probably a few jerrycans) to the brim.
But then the IRA found out.