The Funniest Signs At Sporting Events Ever (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post | By Ross Luippold

Posted: 12/02/2010 4:18 pm EST Updated: 05/25/2011 6:15 pm EDT

Sports fans can take their teams pretty seriously, and can display their fandom in some pretty outrageous ways. But it's always a treat to see signs with a sense of humor to break the tension during a game. Whether they're commenting on the way an athlete is playing or off-the-field drama that overshadows the game itself, or simply draw attention to the person holding it, we love a witty sign that makes a game more fun. Vote for the funniest!

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The Funniest Signs At Sporting Events Ever (PHOTOS)

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I think we finally discovered the true reason she left him. (via The Chive)
When Internet memes show up at athletic events, the great Jock vs. Nerd battle has truly come to an end. (via Reddit)
If there was a scoreboard for cleverness in signage, this one would...be on it? Probably? Sports lingo isn't our strong suit. (via Imgur)
Fact: the annual Brett Favre Retirement Gala has been attended by every president since Eisenhower. (via freefantasyfootballpicks.com)
The true subtext behind any sign in a crowd. (via izismile.com)
The question is not "why?" It is "why not?" (via My Funny Cool Pics)
This fan somehow developed the technology to reveal a ref's inner monologue. (via izismile.com)
We hope Dear Leader was not looking at this game. But based on North Korean propaganda, he was probably playing in it. (via The Quick Glimpse)
If you're direct enough, you'll get what you want, and more. (via StrangeSports)
We cannot confirm or refute this. (via freefantasyfootballpicks.com)
The good old days, when the only thing baseball players injected was insulin. (via freefantasyfootballpicks.com)
Never mind, Jocks vs. Nerds 2.0 is back on. But this time we're not sure who is who. (via Fresh Pics)
86% of Tea Partiers believe the Lions got a bailout under the Obama Administration. (via Fresh Pics)
Tim Tebow won the Heisman despite the furor over Jortgate. (via Fresh Pics)
It takes guts to not only root for the opposing team, but for the opposing sport. (via AP)