If you know of any funny signs like the one below, please share it with us:
While not exactly a sign this bottled water below is a classic.
I never got round to photographing the sign on a European sports car dealership in Taichung that read:
“Maintained by Louts”.
Amazing what a letter out of place can do.
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Amazing what a letter out of place can do.[/quote] Pertect.
I need to go visit the Doo Doo Dry Cleaners shop near Gung Guan. I tried taking a picture, but it was too dark.
I have a picture in the UK, which unfortunately I can’t show here. However, it reads…
‘No parking. Not for 5 minutes. Not for 1 minute. Not even for 20 seconds. NO BLOODY PARKING!’
Someone should also post a picture of “SPUNK DRINK.”
There’s a shop nearby named “Falin Hair”. 
My personal favorite, but no picture:
On the beach on one of the Hong Kong outer islands:
Notice: The shark barrier has been dismantled for yearly maintenance. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Sometimes it’s all in the setting. Was standing there taking a leak in a rest stop near Chiayi and saw this sign posted over my urinal.
So I looked down.
In concert with my sign, the sign over the next urinal read, “Seeing is Believing.”
On the number 3 highway, rest stop men’s rooms
uhhm, errr…
I went to Taipei today after being indoors for almost 2 weeks … anyways, on my over I saw some pretty funny names and signs on stores …
Delictous buffet …
Leather Spa …
Knigh hair make …
… Oh and a guy’s rain jacket labeled … BUM Equipment …
BUM equipment is an American brand. BUM stands for something. I forgot what.
My personal favorite:
“The Private Tsyr-An Nursing Home for Old Folks”
That’s what we want in cafes!
I saw a poster with pictures of “lost” elderly people. The website read, “Missingoldman.com.tw”
Theres a shop called Turd baby in Danshui
Also Wanko makes me smile every time i see it. 
There’s a food stand with a Christian fish symbol on the sign, with ICHTUS written on it in Greek letters. Guess what they sell? You got it–fish!