Written by William on October 21st, 2008 | Tagged as: WTF
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and the US isn't the only English-speaking country you know. you can't say that because a sign is in english, then it's in the US. it works the other way around however- if a sign's in the US chances are it'll be in english.
On October 21st 2008, Eval wrote:
Assuming everyone in the world can read…
On October 21st 2008, Mike Riley wrote:
I completely agree, I wish you found signs like this in the US!
On October 21st 2008, Television Spy wrote:
odd is an understatement.
On October 21st 2008, Brisbane web design wrote:
Those crazy Germans. A Stumble for your efforts :)
On October 21st 2008, Greg McCale wrote:
It's in Columbus, Ohio, USA
On October 22nd 2008, Geniuses wrote:
You mean to tell me I spent all that time learning German when they secretly write and read English?!?!?!
It's a sign in an ENGLISH speaking country.
On October 22nd 2008, Ferdinand Gazebo wrote:
Are you even ALLOWED to drive a car if you can't read/write????
On October 22nd 2008, diana t. wrote:
>>You mean to tell me I spent all that time learning German when they secretly write and read English?!?!?!
lol!
yea..
all those impossible grammar… *sigh*
On October 22nd 2008, david wrote:
I thought it was Rock, Scissors, Paper?
On October 22nd 2008, Daniel wrote:
This is in the USA. Note how the sign is written in English. Yeah.
On October 22nd 2008, Tammy Lenski wrote:
Yes, USA…Ohio, to be exact. Simple Google search and that's where the German Village Society is.
On October 23rd 2008, Josh wrote:
This would only work if both parties had hands…
On October 31st 2008, design wrote:
It should be settled with a drinking match.
On November 6th 2008, Bored wrote:
yes drinking match like on beerfest!
On November 23rd 2008, burning windmill wrote:
I refuse to accept that paper can defeat stone
On November 24th 2008, ross wrote:
we in NZ call it paper, scissors rock…
and the US isn't the only English-speaking country you know. you can't say that because a sign is in english, then it's in the US. it works the other way around however- if a sign's in the US chances are it'll be in english.