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Ironia më e mirë në foto

Elton Tafaruci

Ndonjëherë është e vështirë të bësh ironi me fjalë.

Por këto foto duket se i japin kuptimin e vërtetë fjalës ironi.

One is a photo of an extremely sticky label stuck on a brand new Tesco Value pan in an infuriatingly determined fashion, which reads 'non-stick fry pan'
There is much online debate regarding the college of architecture sign but it is probably safe to assume this is the work of Photoshop wizardry

Whoever crafted this 'nothing is written in stone' slab evidently has a rebellious streak

A tall lorry which has seemingly taken a gamble on a low bridge and crashed spectacularly, branded with the slogan, 'on the road to success, there are no shortcuts'

Similarliy, a Metro bus which has ploughed into a car bearing the statement 'safety begins with you'

The prisoner transport police car which just so happens to a Ford Escape

It's not clear why a group of young men are striding along the pavement all wearing identical shirts which say 'be different' but obviously they are anything but

You can't blame the eager beaver who is nibbling away at a wooden post marked 'no feeding' for not being able to read English

You can, however, blame whoever painted a Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse shopfront and somehow messed it up so that it ran down the building

Perhaps a bit of foresight would have been good when designing this cheesy sign, given that the one word almost too faint to read is 'memories'

There's a healthy dollop of irony in the sign next to a Canadian amusement ride called WindSeeker which reads: 'This ride is currently closed due to high winds'

One picture shows a road sign reading 'Thank you for driving carefully' in front of a car that's flipped on its side

A van branded 'The Republican - Where The News Hits Home' is photographed literally hitting a home

Another shows a man eating a sandwich at Subway while reading a book which is entitled 'Fasting'

Verizon's slogan of 'We never stop working for you' proved to be very ironic when this store went out of business

A 'No standing at any time' sign decided that it had to follow its own rules by falling over on its side

A mysterious 'Invisible Spray' on sale really did appear to be invisible after the shop ran out stock 

Customers may have thought twice about buying fasteners from one store, after their sign came loose

A coaster telling children that 'Teeth are not for biting' clearly did not do the trick 

A product designed to stop pets from chewing also proved to not be particularly effective 

A poster for a TV psychic's show did not end up being the best advert for his skills after it was cancelled due to 'unforeseen circumstances' 

In an awkward juxtaposition, a childhood obesity poster was put up to next to an advert for McDonald's

Another funny photography shows the National Association of Telemarketers office with an 'Absolutely no soliciting sign' in the window 

 

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