Some Bali Signs Can Make You Smile

[ronb]

Makes you ask, who authorizes this changer - and when do you need to change your monkey.
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This one is on the main road to Bedugul and SIngaraja in the village of Luwus just south of the Pertamina fuel stop. There is another in Kuta which has been blogged about
http://www.baliblog.com/travel-tips/...uban-bali.html
and it has the same sign.

[noodles]

Today's exchange rate: A Monkey = 1kg Banana :lol:

[mimpimanis]

And this internet cafe on Jalan Uluwatu.

[noodles]

The boss should put sign on the door "Women Do Not Enter"

[ronb]

And this internet cafe on Jalan Uluwatu.

Hey! that's a gem - wonder what they were thinking?

[Nakal]

And this internet cafe on Jalan Uluwatu.

Hey! that's a gem - wonder what they were thinking?

I think they were not thinking at all.... or maybe too much :shock:

[mimpimanis]

Well does make you wonder what they are surfing on the net....??/

However someone said Wank is a common Chinese name, so that could explain it.???

[Markit]

Haven't got a picture of it but I crack up every time I'm behind one of the trucks:

EL PE JI

Should stand for Liquid Propane Gas or LPG for short :lol:

Or the aptly named Knalpot (muffler/silencer)

[gilbert de jong]

:lol: both signs and the LPG truck comment are very very funny.
btw, the word 'Knalpot' is dutch from back in the day. guess that got stuck for whatever reason? same as kabel, rem and lots more.
ronb, have you ever seen that big sign right side of the road, when entering Lovina-area from the west...it says "HIDE DRUGS" in enormous letters :lol: , when I am down there I will take a pic of it and post it here.
friendly greetings, gilbert,

[motormouth]

There is a transport guy in Kuta who has a kijang with a large sticker across his front window.
It reads MR F..k. Just the sort of car you would want the family to tour around in..hah hah :D