7 Funniest F%#king Signs Ever (PHOTOS)

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F#$% This! HILARIOUS!

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Comments

[Morgan Liddell]

10:20 AM on 10/21/2010

I swear this is the Chinese restaurant in Cooperstown. Amazing food, btw. Went there all the time and worked with the owner for a while.

[SmartladyDem]

06:55 PM on 10/19/2010

What is there to mod when you've already dropped the "F" word.? =)

[kareemachan]

12:14 PM on 10/12/2010

My favorite Chinese restaurant in Portland is the Hung Far Lo....

[Big Game Hunter]

01:48 PM on 10/15/2010

really. What is wrong with The House of Long Wang?

[KataVideo]

11:30 PM on 10/11/2010

I have seen foo kin on chinese menus before. a great conversation starter

[Unpalinning]

09:44 PM on 10/11/2010

there is a place in Toronto called "Thai me Up" hahahahahhahahah (it is Thai restaurant)
very clever way of playing with words!

[Miss MMcGuire]

09:16 PM on 10/11/2010

this is so 8th grade....can't we grow up a bit? After all, the word simply means "to plant seed" from Middle English. I expect the Huffington Post to provide content, not this drivel. I have no problem with humor, but this is just dumb....laughing at someone else's language.

[duchessdorleans]

02:47 AM on 10/14/2010

Ahem, you clicked on it? Plus, you know, times are tense. A good laugh is not a bad thing. Lighten up.

[panchang810]

06:24 PM on 10/14/2010

Miss MMcGuire, maybe you need to get out of your library once in a while.

[isaidit]

09:59 PM on 10/18/2010

Or not. :)

[artist-53]

09:30 AM on 10/11/2010

Too funny, and I'm pleased that HP has lightened up a bit. As evidenced by the fact that people posting comments can actually use the terms in their comment that HP has in this piece and not get scrubbed. See , the world didn't implode and you're being fair concerning the right to use the words that HP uses. But! If this gets scrubbed, well then I'll just have to take this all back and eat your words.:-)

[ceez]

01:56 AM on 10/11/2010

i give these a mere 'eeh'

[Mark Morlock]

01:23 AM on 10/11/2010

*to a policeman who speaks English:* "I swear to god I'm just trying to find Wong Foo King Bookstore!"

[Mark Morlock]

01:36 AM on 10/11/2010

Yes like I said I misspelled the name of the bookstore here too. It's Wong Fook Hing. My mistake.

[Mark Morlock]

01:21 AM on 10/11/2010

My favorite is Wong Foo King Bookstore.

[Mark Morlock]

01:32 AM on 10/11/2010

I misspelled it the bookstore is Wong Fook Hing my bad. I misspelled it on my other comment too.

[Sarijj]

10:31 PM on 10/10/2010

Speaking of funny, under the wonk book store the caption someone at Huff Post wrote:
Location: Peter Hindley
Credit: Nanking, China

Perhaps you let an intern get these pictures ready?

[Mark Morlock]

01:52 AM on 10/11/2010

LOL I'll bet lots of people missed that commenters and editors alike.

[Xylabutterfly]

06:55 PM on 10/10/2010

funny!

[Existentialist]

05:39 PM on 10/10/2010

Hilarious. I laughed so hard I fell on the fook hing floor. I can't even begin to understand the Ghana barber's sign, but it nearly caused me to pass out from oxygen deprivation.

[brettrobbins]

09:29 AM on 10/10/2010

"To make fun of the fact that words in foreign languages mean funny things in your native tongue is to perpetuate the stereotype of English speakers being completely alien to the notion of taking the languages and people of other cultures seriously, as anything more than news items, statistics, and sources of humor."

[colred]

10:45 AM on 10/10/2010

While I agree wholeheartedly, all cultures do it. Otherwise, I wouldn't have Somali students giggling at the word "was". It means copulate in Somali.

[brettrobbins]

01:01 PM on 10/10/2010

Point well-taken. Thanks.

[Unpalinning]

09:42 PM on 10/11/2010

I second Colred's point being a Somali speaker here....

[Tracey Harrison]

03:08 PM on 10/10/2010

lighten up, laughing with someone is theraputic and harmless. Not everything is meant maliciously

[Rhancheck]

11:57 PM on 10/09/2010

I'm starting to think the word "ever" must not mean what i think it means... such an overused word as of late on these things.. and always the next day or two there is a new "ever" to bypass past the last "ever" can we at least get a new tagline or catchy word to wear out ; )

[Ampoliros]

05:04 PM on 10/12/2010

the term "evar" is more appropriate.