Adapted Signs?

[DTCwordfan]

Just been out to Porthtowan (Togo-land, as to holidays) to pick up the Order of Service cards for my god-daughter's wedding in ten days - they are now en route to London.

Coming back through the lanes, we went through Mount Hawke. Driving into the village someone had carefully whitened out the village road sign Under 'Mount Hawke' it read 'Please d i e carefully in the Village.'

Any other gems like this?

[RATTER15]

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/06/85/f2/0685f2c678314f575b9fc86a2aa3a869.jpg

[RATTER15]

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-tFkKJr3qcPU/Tf8jJwRSqsI/AAAAAAAAA0Q/ftz3fqKFcNk/s1600/untitled1.bmp

[DTCwordfan]

very good, ratter.....how's the new job shaping up?

[237SJ]

There`s a florist in East Molesey called the Buttonhole. People kept taking the o and n down. They now have a perspex sign that doesn`t have individual letters. I`ve seen the O taken off the sign for the clothes shop in Hong Kong called (not sure if this will come out) W a n k o

[DTCwordfan]

lol SJ

[Jackdaw33]

The Paris Metro used to have seats reserved for 'mutilés de guerre' (war wounded). Kids would scrape away at the word 'guerre' until it looked like 'cul' (bum).

[Postdog]

Someone once adapted (which in this case ironically includes the word apt), a Wellingborough sign to Well rough.

[stuey]

There's a high school in a nearby town named "Monseigneur Denis O'Dweyer High School", and every September somebody, probably one of the new crop of grade nine students, has to elongate downwards the vertical portion of the "D".

[Togo]

There is a real Bushygap in Northumberland.

[Jackdaw33]

There is a village in Co Durham called No Place. It always amuses me when I see it on the destination board of buses.

[Prudie]

We actually have the one mentioned earlier where I live. Please drive carefully through village says please die carefully rough village. Each time it's put right some naughty person scrapes it back.

[bednobs]

there used to be sandwich shop in oxford called Heroes.
Some wag added a straight line at the side of the o