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These 101 Hilarious Examples Of Mild Vandalism Are So Tiny They’re Actually Genius

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by Hannah MarderBuzzFeed Staff

I'm a Senior Staff Writer based in New York City, where I've been covering classic BuzzFeed-style content since 2020.

Movie poster on a street pillar featuring a couple about to kiss. The title "Beating Hearts" is partially obscured

Billboard reads: "Holy matrimony is one man and one man" with two wedding rings

Crosswalk button with humorous sticker: "Push button, wait for economic collapse."

Street signs at an intersection read "S 88th Ave" and humorously, "Goose Poop." Snow falls around a house in the background

Box of goat butter labeled "Who You Gonna Call?" in handwriting, suggesting a playful reference to a popular movie quote

Elevator panel showing the number 3 for the current floor. Maximum load is 8 persons or 630 kg

Sign on yellow barrier by train tracks reads, "DANGER NO TRESPASSING."

Bus stop ad: "Stop hiring humans to write cold emails. The era of AI employees is here."

Street art depicting a child holding Earth, appearing to urinate on a man at a podium. A window shows a boy with the text "Dream of your yard."

A bobblehead of a figure in a suit with crossed arms and a distinctive hairstyle is on display. The box has text referencing "Donald Trump."

Warning sign above a urinal with text stating that OSHA law requires large waste to be hand-lowered into the toilet to prevent chemical splashback

A humorous sign reads "Alligators' Sin Area" with graffiti of drawn alligators and text saying "Avoid long talks."

Display of books titled "Daddy, Please Love Me" by Donald Trump Jr., stacked on a table

Image showing detailed technical specifications for various Metallica valves, including sizes, maximum flow, pressure, and materials

Bag of fine granulated sugar with a clip on top, placed on a counter

Mop in a bucket with a cartoon face resembling Marge Simpson, creating a humorous visual likeness

The image shows a trash bin labeled "BRUTE" with handwritten text "Et tu" above it

Warning sign about overhead work, advising caution due to potential falling objects or hazards above

iPad advertisement altered to read "iPaid too much" with graffiti

A review describes a parent feeling embarrassed when their child comments on a mannequin's eyes in a store, leading them to leave without purchasing

Close-up of a vehicle's rear showing "Bighorn" and "Route 130" badges with textured area below

Chalk outline of a person on a paved surface, with red markings suggesting impact or distress

Roadside sign reads, "Fawns in area, please slow down," with a photo of a person in a leather jacket below

Car with tape on camera disrupts backup view; message pokes fun at careless parking

A sign reads "Billposters will be prosecuted," with a note below stating "Bill Posters is an innocent man!"

Sign on fence listing items prohibited on football field: pop, candy, sunflower seeds, Gatorade, and gum

Building sign with missing letters reads "TWATES." Comment below mentions Thwaites Brewery cutting staff and electricians retaliating by shorting lights

Sign at hardware store: Unlicensed individuals cannot perform regulated gas, plumbing, or drainage work

Sign stating: "Shoplifting is a crime, punishable by law. We prosecute."

Sign on a brick wall reads: "No bicycles! Locks will be cut off without a warning."

Sign with a red crossed-out shopping cart icon, reads: "HOES WHO HAVE A SHOPPING CART WILL BE PERMANENTLY BANNED FROM RECYCLING HERE!"

Paper sign with altered text reads: "Drinking wine and fucking are now encouraged in the library."

Billboard featuring "I'm Tim Misny, You Know What I Do" with an altered text below reading "Lick Balls."

A sign on a wall shows a stick figure of a woman with a smiling face pasted on top, labeled "GORLS."

Stop sign edited to include "Talking to Cops" below the word "STOP."

Red and white Craftsman sticker on a wooden surface with scattered tools nearby

Campaign sign for Gary Crum, running for Wyoming Senate, with a QR code and note about campaign funding

Fire hydrant connections on a wall, labeled "FIRE TRUMP 200 PSI," combining humor with infrastructure signage

Sign showing a crossed-out hand and squirrel with a warning: "No playing dice with squirrels. They cheat!" Humorous cautionary message

Caution sign showing a silhouette of a person and a flying disc, humorously altered to read "Flying Dicks."

Two chairs and a mattress are labeled with puns: "nothing really mattress" on the mattress and "who chairs" on the chair

Three comic-style graffiti murals: top with superhero punching ICE officer, middle painted over, bottom with dog attacking officer

A woman looks thoughtful next to text reading "What am I doing here? Does God have a flan for me?" with a drawing of flan below

Flyer for Abbreviation-Free Week: Avoid acronyms, aim for clear communication, and share thoughts. Scan QR code for a related video

Sign on a brick wall with a crossed-out pie symbol reads "No Pie," humorously indicating a restriction on pies

White electrical plug with the word "WANKER" on its side, placed among other electronic devices

Sign outside a paint store reads: "SUMMER IS COMING HOW DOES YOUR DECK LOOK?" (Deck is humorously misspelled as "DICK")

Bumper sticker comparison: "ONIONS: The Folks That Brought You The Flavor" and "UNIONS: The Folks That Brought You The Weekend."

Car with altered rear badge reads "CLIT TAURUS."

Mugs on a shelf display the letters "SMACK," "DAT," and "ASS," forming an unintended humorous phrase

Street sign prohibiting trucks longer than 36 feet without a permit, showing a minimum fine of $500. Stickers decorate the sign

Sign reads "TURN AROUND" with an added paper below saying "BRIGHT EYES."

Billboard with a man in a black shirt and jewelry, featuring a parody fragrance ad for "Sausage" instead of "Sauvage" by Dior

Sign outside says "No Church Parking Tow Away Zone."

The word "Massivecock" is written in the dust on the hood of a vehicle

A bag of ACT II Butter Lovers microwave popcorn on a store shelf, priced at $2.69

Graffiti on a truck reads "The 'P' in ASAP stands for Prime," with "NO IT STANDS FOR POSSIBLE" written underneath

Sidewalk next to a grassy area with a tree and a tire swing. Dozens of hot dogs stick out of the ground

Two "It: Chapter Two" DVDs on a store shelf. One case has googly eyes added to the clown's face

Billboard on construction site: "Coming Soon. 30 genuinely affordable homes for local people." Website link: homesforlambeth.co.uk/south_lambeth

Stop sign over a "No skateboarding, bicycle riding, roller skating, rollerblading, ball playing" sign, with "no" crossed out

Silhouette of a martial artist appears to kick a pipe, creating an illusion of interaction with the wall

Traffic sign altered with art to show a person bending under the weight of a large arrow

A group of dinosaurs, including a Stegosaurus and a Brachiosaurus, in various poses

Poster for "Red Dead Redemption 2" shows a cowboy aiming a revolver, with a red background and game details at the bottom

Sign reads: "HEROES DRIVE THEIR MATES HOME, SOBER. IDIOTS, KILL THEM," on roadside near industrial buildings

Road sign reads: "Welcome to Alston. Please drive slowly," with part of the 'r' missing

Traffic sign at night with letters partially obscured, making it read "YOU PEED."

Sign near a pathway reads "REDUCE PEE" with altered text. Trees and an overpass are in the background

Flyer for an ice cream event on August 14th from 12 PM to 2 PM at DXX's Main Lobby, offering free ice cream to Tower Ridge tenants

Street sign reads "Soliciting &amp; Posting of Bills Prohibited." Decorated with cut-out images of people named "Bill."

Pavement with the message "BE KIND of weird" written in large, uneven letters

Sign on a wooden fence reads: "GLITTER WILL NOT BE TOLERATED," with "Gary" handwritten above. Lush greenery in the background

Text on wall reads: "Please do no ouch," likely a humorous typo or partial display missing a letter

Decorative blocks stacked with the text "But first, Pumpkin Spice" tied with a gingham ribbon, next to a small pumpkin sign

Sign asking to report graffiti to the front desk is humorously defaced with "will do" written below

Elevator panel showing deck 8 with icons for cabins and public area, including a bed, stairs, and dining symbols

Road sign reads "Stop for horses in underpants. Ask rider how to proceed." Image shows a rural road with trees and a bridge

Billboard showing a pint of Guinness with the text "Lovely day for a" humorously altered to say "Lovely day for a wank."

Street art on a "no entry" sign shows a silhouette of a person carrying the center as a plank

Damaged sticker on industrial equipment reads "Handle with Care, Fragile, Thank You." Some letters are missing, altering the message humorously

Bookshelf with books arranged to spell "WEIRD COCK" using covers of a historical book series

Two seated figures in a sculpture surrounded by trees, depicting an outdoor scene with detailed, expressive features

Bronze bull sculpture stands prominently in a public space, showcasing its muscular form and dynamic pose

Warning sign with a hand symbol, missing two fingers, indicating a safety hazard behind a chain-link fence

ATM screen is cracked with a bandage placed on it, keypad visible below

Pirate-themed warning sign showing a stick figure with a hook, peg leg, and bandana

Sign on a brick wall reads "Men" with a male icon, indicating a men's restroom

Sign with text "Saint Peter's Church" on a textured stone wall

Street art on a round red traffic sign depicts stick figures socializing at a bar, with one holding a drink

Bronze tiger statue standing on grass, holding a wrapped sandwich in its mouth

Fire extinguisher mounted on a wall with a tag. "$50" is written on the wall above it

A billboard shows two breakfast sandwiches with the text altered to read, "You deserve a tastier morning than this" with price $2 each

McDonald's billboard with two breakfast sandwiches and text: "You have about 10,000 tastebuds. Abuse them all."

Cartoon of a starfish with a phone, referencing song lyrics. It humorously says, "No, this is Patrick" in response to "Is this the real life?"

Toilet with a cartoon decal of eyes and hands peeking from behind the tank lid

Gas pump showing price $4.29 per gallon. A sticker of a person pointing with "I did that!" is placed near the price display

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