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Collage
A collage of different street signs.

 

Collage Map
A unique map.

 

American Gun
Getting your ears pierced at this jewelry boutique in Bangalore, India, is not for the faint of heart.

 

Art's Gallery
Art’s got a last name?

 
Barkery
Perhaps this is where dogs from Taipei, Taiwan go to buy their little doggie pastries.
 
Cinema
It's hardly a multiplex, but you can catch coming attractions at this movie theater in Cebu, Philippines.

 
Coking
In a Panama City hotel room AFTER Noriega.

 
Farto
This Brazilian drug store must do a bang-up business on Pepto Bismol.
 
Indecent Behavior
Kandy, Sri Lanka's second largest city, has a romantic, idyllic botanical garden. Lovers apparently have pushed too far for the conservative Buddhist taste.
 
Mass Grave
This sign is "withouth" humor at the Choeung Ek Killing Fields a half an hour outside Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
 
Nepal Bumps
They look like speed bumps on the road to understanding. Just what this sign in Pokhara, Nepal, is trying to convey is anyone's guess.
 
Nepal Immigration
Trying to get through Nepal immigration can be an exhausting experience.
 
Paino
Just how bad IS the music in this bar in Taipei, Taiwan?
 
Porn Bangalows
In spite of Thailand's reputation in the sex trade, the Porn family in Phuket, Thailand owns these misspelled bungalows.
 
Stick
Unwanted posters and advertising are a sticking point with the city council in Bangalore, India. So they've painted these signs on civic buildings.
 
Taste Good
There's no modesty with these restaurateurs in Venezuela.
 
Torture
A chilling message from the murderous reign of the Khmer Rouge is posted in a former prison and torture chamber, now the Museum of Genocide, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Be sure to read #’s 6, 9, and 10.
 
Yelling
In Taipei, Taiwan, a dental clinic's pitch for customers is a real scream.

 

 

 

Korean Duck Signs
Signs written in Korean, and erected near duck habitat at a Christchurch golf course, inform the patrons that killing the tame water fowl with golf clubs, then stuffing the birds into golf bags for a later dinner, is not a good idea and please stop.
 
  Durian
The aphrodisiac properties of durian has long been debated. What isn't in dispute is the tropical fruit's smell. Durian's strong odor changes little, from when it first enters its consumer until it leaves out the back end. A hotel room boilerplate in an East Malaysian hotel, in addition to the typical "no noise after 11," and "no over night visitors," also includes, "no durians may be brought or eaten in the room.”
 
  Nepalese Graffiti
In Nepal, graffiti that says, "Vote for tree" with simply drawn trees competes with, "Vote for Sun" written beside rough yellow circles. The democratic party is "Tree," the communists "Sun." Because of widespread illiteracy, these basic, everyday symbols are campaign emblems for voters to know which party receives their ballot.
 
 
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