Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Police Do Be Out


Submitter Susan adds that "This sign comes from a gun club (a clubhouse for men with guns who like to drink beer in the woods) in Northeastern PA."
This is classic. I think there are quotation marks around "when leaving party" because, I mean, if you're that fun, you ARE the party - so you never leave it. Also, the duct tape holding it up is a nice detail.
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14 comments:

  1. Unknown12/6/07 9:54 AM

    Maybe the quotes around the first line are meant to indicate that you shouldn't actually take the note. I'm feeling charitable.

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  2. Bob12/6/07 12:32 PM

    I think that "police do be out" was supposed to be "please (put your) doobie out".

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  3. john12/6/07 10:23 PM

    holy crap in a paper bag, that's ridiculous. what's going through someone's head as they're writing those quote marks? aside from "police do be out," that is.

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  4. Victoria16/6/07 3:56 PM

    Police do be out! AWESOME!

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  5. Anonymous27/6/07 12:19 PM

    A manilla folder... Why not? I bet they're getting a lot of "filing" done.

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  6. Anonymous20/4/08 5:54 PM

    It is very important to capitalize the last letter in a sentence.

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  7. John16/5/08 9:44 AM

    beautiful!

    wait a minute, if susan took a pic of this sign that meant that she was AT this party of men drinking beer and shooting guns in the woods...

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  8. Luli13/1/09 11:37 PM

    The police DO be out? SERIOUSLY? And I thought people in my math class couldn't use verbs properly...

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  9. Ain HD30/1/09 9:58 AM

    This is great. I'm sure that people "do be getting pulled over" if they go over 25mph.

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  10. Anonymous22/2/09 3:02 PM

    Maybe the last part means, "Police! Doobie: out!"

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  11. Jer13/4/09 12:13 PM

    I like that every word is underlined, clearing putting the emphasis on the sign's stupidity.

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  12. Wharrel7/10/09 9:37 PM

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  13. Wharrel7/10/09 9:44 PM

    I like that the words, "Police Do Be OuT" aren't the ones in quotations. Also, I don't think anybody has mentioned yet that in addition to the poor grammar on "Do," the note also says "'Drive Slow'" instead of slowly! I love this sign!

    I didn't read the sign correctly on my first post--can you really blame me?

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  14. Devonian27/4/12 6:14 PM

    "Police do be out" - sounds OK to me but then that do be how people talks where I do be living. (no, nowhere in the US.)

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