Photo by Stefan Klenke
The smile on the broken side of the DHL delivery truck made me smile too. Happy Friday everyone!!!!
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Tag Archives: funny
Shitty Ad
Photo by Stefan Klenke
This ad for a wallpaper brand tries to make a point that it can be applied fast, that it is durable and that the application job will always be successful. But that whole message gets totally trashed because the ad poster applier dude was really lousy at his job. I think the wallpaper guys deserve their money back.
House Face in a Place
Someone on Instagram said that this house looks like a teenager with bracelets and a stubby beard. I agree. 😬
Orange Thing Happiness
Photo by Stefan Klenke
It’s those little things that make me happy, like seeing three orange objects at a bus stop. Yap. No more. No less. 😁😍
These bins should be fired!
Seriously, these bins are pretty sh*t at their job.
Doesn’t get any work done. (Photo by Stefan Klenke)
What a messy Punk!!!?! (Photo by Stefan Klenke)
He even turned up drunk!!! (Photo by Stefan Klenke)
“Kippendiener“ – actually means cigarette butt servant! But wtf?! Total failure! (Photo by Stefan Klenke)
Very Important Paper Bin
VIP = Very Important Papierkorb – so clever
This street photo posted by Werben und Verkaufen Magazin on Instagram made me laugh. I m a massive fan of the BSR (Berliner Cleaning Facilities) advertising style. Since a few years all bins and cleaning vehicles in the city are covered with funny slogans and phrases that really make you feel connected and sympathetic with the company – and even the rubbish bins – which seem to come alive because of that.
And this one is definitely the most inventive and stylish yet. Looks like it’s a clever PR gag for the Berlinale – the city’s prestigious annual movie festival.
Mustafa wins!
If you are from Berlin – or went to Berlin and to Mustafas Gemüse Döner then you probably just laughed as much as I did. I think this perfectly sums up Berlin humour to me. And also shows a real riddle and phenomenon. Berlin has around half a trillion Döner kebap stores – and probably 99 percent of them do better döners than Mustafa. And at none of them you have to line up for an hour – but for some reason people seem to think Mustafa is the only Kebap store in the city. I do not get it.
