Usually instructions are intended to clear up any confusion, but sometimes they can just lead to more questions.
People from all over the world have shared hilarious posts that have left them scratching their heads, and Pleatedjeans.com collected them in an online gallery.
A bizarre example spotted in the US encouraged people to use mini plastic clappers to ‘call the cashier’ at a petrol station.
Elsewhere, a sign saying ‘watch your step’ showed an image of a wheelchair user on a staircase.
Meanwhile, a 99 Cent Store in the United States delighted shoppers by joking that the store is even open “nine days a week.”
A bizarre example spotted in the US encouraged people to use mini plastic clappers to ‘call the cashier’ at a petrol station
A supermarket in North Wales also strangely posted a message stating that they ‘do not sell eggs or flour to anyone under the age of 18’.
Elsewhere, Bethany Baptist Church, in Illinois, made a cheeky allusion without even knowing it.
Here, FEMAIL takes a look at some of the most bizarre instructions online…
Even more confusing signage appeared to show a dinosaur who is not allowed to carry a weapon, but is allowed to carry flowers
Elsewhere, a sign saying ‘watch your step’ showed an image of a wheelchair user on a staircase
Meanwhile, a 99 Cent Store in the United States delighted shoppers by joking that it is even open ‘nine days a week’
A supermarket in North Wales posted a message saying they ‘do not sell eggs or flour to anyone under the age of 18’
Elsewhere, Bethany Baptist Church, in Illinois, made a cheeky allusion without even knowing it
A cafe left customers scratching under a closed sign saying they are open
This noseless sign was spotted in an American fast food restaurant, which urged people to be ‘gentle’ with the door
Just why? Meanwhile, a product, spotted in Britain, used for ‘thigh firming’ was demonstrated by the model using her arms
This person left a threatening note for his colleagues, even counting the grains of rice in his meal
So close! Meanwhile, in the American neighborhood, people were almost enlightened about the meaning of life
Nature’s baseball? This very strange marketing campaign from a French-founded company made people take a second look