What would you do when you see this?

[James_nessen]

Click Below For Photo

http://goduck.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Seems-Legit-Funny-Traffic-Sign.jpg

[pumpkineater2]

Take a picture!

[JakeFromNewEngland]

Well I would know that it's a stop sign due to it's shape.

[1995hoo]

It'd depend on whether a cop were nearby

[SignGeek101]

I think it would depend on if there was any other traffic nearby.

[James_nessen]

Found Another One

https://azareal.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/stopsign.jpg

[Pete from Boston]

Someone painted "go" on a stop sign in my neighborhood when I was first learning to read.  I told my parents to beware: the sign contained a mistake.

[Scott5114]

When I was a little kid I was convinced that somewhere there had to be a green octagonal Go sign. After all, there was a red Stop sign, so it would make sense. My mom had a patch of a green Go sign in her sewing box, so that was probably where I got the idea, but that was the closest I got to seeing one in real life.

[Big John]

^^ I thought it was a GO in a green circle, since it was printed on the side of the Fisher-Price parking garage.

[Pete from Boston]

When I was a little kid I was convinced that somewhere there had to be a green octagonal Go sign. After all, there was a red Stop sign, so it would make sense. My mom had a patch of a green Go sign in her sewing box, so that was probably where I got the idea, but that was the closest I got to seeing one in real life.

Some children's book of mine contained a green circular sign with a white "GO" legend.  Never mind that the car at the sign was probably driven by a bear or raccoon–I wondered for quite a while when I would come across one of these.

[hm insulators]

When I was a little kid I was convinced that somewhere there had to be a green octagonal Go sign. After all, there was a red Stop sign, so it would make sense. My mom had a patch of a green Go sign in her sewing box, so that was probably where I got the idea, but that was the closest I got to seeing one in real life.

Some children's book of mine contained a green circular sign with a white "GO" legend.  Never mind that the car at the sign was probably driven by a bear or raccoon–I wondered for quite a while when I would come across one of these.

How many times down through the years I've been stuck behind some ding-a-ling at a STOP sign who just sits there and doesn't move; there's no other traffic on the other street and the intersection is perfectly clear, and I'll say something like, "There's no 'GO' sign!"