We all love puns

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[Joe Guy]

That sign has had a lot of wordplay. I wonder who pundit first?

[Bicycle Bill]

That sign has had a lot of wordplay. I wonder who pundit first?

Whether you love them or hate them, the art of the pun should not be punderestimated (sorry), as it takes skill to craft comical wordplay that can make people laugh and cringe at the same time.  One group to master the art of funny puns is the Indian Hills Community of Colorado, who’ve been making regular punny roadside signage to the delight of every passerby.

The man behind the jokes is Colorado native and volunteer at the community center, Vince Rozmiarek.  He made his first sign five years ago as an April Fools prank and has never looked back.  “I put up a sign that really stirred up the area,” he says.  “We have a heavy police presence in the town of Morrison, which is next to Indian Hills, and they run a ton of speed traps.  The sign said ‘Indian Hills annexed by Morrison, slow down.’  Many people believed that prank, and the amount of attention it brought was really surprising.”
https://mymodernmet.com/funny-puns-sign ... ty-center/

Although since the sign has its own Facebook page (with something like 160K followers!!), I'm sure there are enough people sending in suggestions now that he has a wealth of material to work with, in case his own creative flow runs into a dry spell.



Another sign to check out, if you're interested, is the one located outside El Arroyo, a Tex-Mex joint located in Austin, Texas.  They actually DO solicit input from their followers, and have even published a series of books (at least four so far) compiling the various signs they have put up.

Oh .... and with regard to "being Batman" — no.  Just .... no.



-"BB"-

[ex-khobar Andy]

"Where's Robin? He was here a minute ago. He was holding my breakfast burrito. Nooooooooooooooo!"

[Long Run]

Yeah, Meade, I know it's not exactly a pun, but this is as good a spot as any for this.

[Joe Guy]

A photo like that one would probably be an inspiration to someone like Robert Frost.

[MajGenl.Meade]

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You know who you are.