Who said British humour is boring?
Look at this Power Point of real signs in the street and comment on which you liked best and why.
There will be a raffle among the ones who participate.
There will be a raffle among the ones who participate.
The winner might get a little prize!
I saw all of the Power Point but the number 10 has called my attention because I love the man with the moustache and it's funny the example that they use of how to be polite. I think that teach with some humour it´s good for us. Maybe when you are walking you see the sign and take it with humour, then when you understand the message, you can be polite and pass on your teaching.
ResponderEliminarI saw the PowerPoint, and the one that caught my opinion was the poster that says it hadn´t passed anything. Because if you are walking there, that it says that is a street that has a lot of important memorys in posters, and you look to one of it, and it says it hadn´t passed anything, y, personally, will start laughing.
ResponderEliminarNumber 19 is interesting. I' wonder if the bar really doesn't have wifi ,because if there's no wifi, there would be no clients. Anyway it's true what it says. Many people are in their cellphones (including me sometimes) and we talk more with a person far away from us than our friends or familiars(whatever) who are in front of us, face to face.
ResponderEliminarTomas Kang, 3rd 1st
Personally i thought that british humour was boring, maybe because sometimes i don´t understand, but the number 3 that says "on this site nothing happend" was the best, it made me laugh. The number 14 it is very ingenious to warn the people. And the number 19 i like it so much.
ResponderEliminarOn Monday 2 there will be a raffle among those who have commented. Good luck!
ResponderEliminarI found this post really entretaining. I must say that I liked most of the pictures, number 7 for instance, i could actually imagine a money counting gnome for a second. Number 17 is also really cool, the way they handle the situation so calmly, as if it were nothing. Im pretty sure a lot of people probably smiled even if they were in a bad mood after finding out they couldnt travel. I also liked number 18 becase who doesnt love FREE STRAWS?! And 21, game of scones is really creative and actually made me hungry. Finally I believe we should put a lot of signs like number 24 in Buenos Aires. Please.
ResponderEliminarSol de Alvear, 4to 3era.
The winner of the raffle is Betsabé Nair (4to 4ta)
ResponderEliminarCongrats, Betsabé!
I'm really glad for those who enjoyed a bit of British Humour.
Oooooh thanks! i am very happy :)
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