The 'What the fuck!' thread

[DanaC]

lol

[BigV]

hahahahahhaahahaa .... ouch.

[Gravdigr]

Damn you crazy fucking Aussies, raising the bar for the rest of us...



I didn't understand a single word he said.

[glatt]

Awesome.

[Gravdigr]

Watch fast...might not be up long. On air reporter cops to owning a cannabis club in Alaska, and then quits, live, on air.

[elSicomoro]

I like how the station says they terminated her. Ummm...she quit on live TV, fool!


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[DanaC]

So awesome.

[Carruthers]

A Doncaster café has caused a stir after the font chosen for its sign led to a misunderstanding over its name.

Shoppers said they had to “double take” when they saw The Tuck-in Coffee Shop, with some mistaking the elaborate "T" in "Tuck" for an "F".

One resident, Betty Lomas, 75, even suggested the the error was deliberate, and perhaps a ploy to lure customers.

“It looks a lot like a swear word to me and I wouldn’t be surprised if they’d planned it on purpose to attract some attention,” she said. "'It's highly inappropriate, especially as there's children about."

Others were more forgiving. Louise Cooper, 38, said: “You’ve got to see the funny side of things like that. I’m sure it was an honest mistake, but it definitely looks naughty and I was very shocked until I reread it and worked it out.”

A staff member at the Tuck-in Coffee Shop said the sign had been there for 12 years without attracting complaints. "I hung the sign there myself and it looks all right to me," he said. "No customers have ever said anything to me so I don't see any reason why it should be changed or taken down."

Daily Telegraph

Locally, we once had the 'Friar Tuck Restaurant'. This provided hours of innocent amusement for school kids who had recently discovered the joys of Spoonerisms.

[BigV]

Anyone who objects to that twelve year old sign has far, far too much time on their hands.

"...highly inappropriate, as there are children around."

:EYEROLL!!:

[DanaC]

"'It's highly inappropriate, especially as there's children about."

Yeah - 'cause if there's one thing British kids don't do it's swear like troopers practically as soon as they are able to form the words :P

[Gravdigr]

Fookin'-A!

[Gravdigr]

If you mean the smaller banner, after the word 'shop', it says "excellent something", and "something prices", or "something fries".

I think.

[Clodfobble]

Originally Posted by Carruthers

Locally, we once had the 'Friar Tuck Restaurant'. This provided hours of innocent amusement for school kids who had recently discovered the joys of Spoonerisms.

There's a restaurant chain hereabouts called "Fuddrucker's."

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by Gravdigr

If you mean the smaller banner, after the word 'shop', it says "excellent something", and "something prices", or "something fries".

I think.

Excellent Food, Reasonable Prices.

We have Fuddruckers too. Wiki says...

As of 2011, Fuddruckers had 56 company-operated restaurants and 129 franchises across the United States with one in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, Dominican Republic, four in Puerto Rico and ten in Saudi Arabia. The company headquarters is in Houston, Texas.

I guess that means one in the Dominican Republic too.

[Gravdigr]

Right in the republic!