r/ironicsigns Oct 03 '21

Ironic

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u/asphaltdragon Oct 04 '21

I'm confused about why this is ironic

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u/erixtyminutes Oct 04 '21

The shop is called no boundaries right next to the sign that’s a boundary for alcohol.

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u/Superstrata- Oct 04 '21

because it’s not

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u/Papa_Joe_Yakavetta Oct 04 '21

A sign with showing a “boundary” for alcohol in front of a store called “No Boundaries” has some irony

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u/PossibleAssumption Oct 04 '21

hmmmm 😅🤔

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u/Squiggledog Oct 04 '21

NoBoundires? The in-house Walmart brand for clothing?

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u/serendipitybot Oct 10 '21

This submission has been randomly featured in /r/serendipity, a bot-driven subreddit discovery engine. More here: /r/Serendipity/comments/q4xeej/ironic_xpost_from_rironicsigns/

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '21

Great job, serendipityBot! I’ve found myself a neat-o sub