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For those who spend a lot of times on the road, watch out for these strange and funny road signs. This signs can make you share a smile or get you in a serious rage.

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Wifey: There’s something wrong with that sign?

Hubby: No need to panic dear, I’m a leftie, so I’m not easily rattled by this tricky sign.

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Wifey: Careful dear and be sure to shift to a lower gear, unexpected road ahead.

Hubby: Keep cool love, its but normal for drivers to “expect the unexpected.”

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31332178@N02/3558765359/

Wifey: Is he waiving his hands?

Hubby: Nope! He’s just telling you to shut up.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rileyroxx/224646430/

Wifey: The spelling is wrong…

Hubby: That’s the result of limited education budget.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cobblucas/3254137914/

Wifey: Oh my Gosh! I don’t want to die yet.

Hubby: Don’t you worry dear, there’s a hospital, a church and a cemetery right after we crossed the sign.

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Wifey: Poor town, nobody bothered to give it a name.

Hubby: That’s great, we have discovered a land and will call it Bonie and Clyde town.

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Wifey: Are we in Antartica?

Hubby: No wonder dear that you get a “C” grade in Biology.

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Wifey: Go straight ahead! 

Hubby: Sure, but I’ll drop you by at the intersection, so you can take the left road and have the time to visit your friends.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5b/Noparking-parkway.jpg

Wifey! I can’t see no parkway.

Hubby: Look at the sky. it’s a bird, its a plane, no its a parkway.

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Wifey: What’s the sign indicates?

Hubby: there’s an amusement park ahead and they’re promoting the “roller coaster” ride.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/xq311z/2468769929/

Wifey: I thought, we only have to fasten our seatbelt, now they’re ordering us to wear helmets.

Hubby: Oh dear, we’re lost, this is not the way to Alabama, Its the Tour de France!

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Wifey: The sign says, No left and right turn, you mean to say we have to drive straight ahead and ramped that green house.

Hubby: Shut up dear, no problem, today is Saturday.

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Wifey: Which way would we take? 

Hubby: I guess it would be thrilling, if we take the slippery road.

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Wifey: I told you to take the Inter-state highway. Now we’re in for a big headache.

Hubby: Don’t you worry dear, I saw no police officer so we can take whichever way we like.

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Wifey: Oh! that was a cute road sign. 

Hubby: It would be nicer, if the old lady is the one guiding the old man..

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dobrych/3038370930/

Wifey: See, the authorities are really concern with the pedestrian and motorists safety. This where our taxes go.

Hubby: Are they not digging for golds?

Needs Pain Pills

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bewareofdog/102196992/

Wifey: That’s a noble way to seek a lost dog.

Hubby: I agree, dog is man’s best friend.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/foraggio/386013177/

Wifey: Another of those mispelled words.

Hubby: No dear, you got it wrong, the arrow is pointing the right way..

http://www.flickr.com/photos/doctorow/3289451389/

Wifey: Is it okay dear, if we chip-in ten dollars for the foods.

Hubby: Just be sure to get a receipt!

The March edition of The Edge of the Forest is out and I have to say that the interviews and articles for this month are probably the best yet.

Indefatigable Kelly has a write up of Readergirlz.

Pam MotherReader Coughlan has an insightful and inspiring article about what it takes to become a B-List Blogger and member of this terrific community of Kitlitospherians.

Liz Burns's interview with author Kirby Larson is outstanding.

Adrienne Furness explores the expanding presence of Sock Monkeys in children's books.

Allie has one of her thoughtful and fascinating interviews, this time with author Jenny Han.

Kim Winters describes the Day in the Life of Laura Ruby.

Interesting reviews, What's in the Backpack and Sherry Early's Kid Picks of homeschoolers plus a podcast with Daniel Pinkwater...

Bravi, team!