If you weren’t satisfied with pics that prove Welsh have the best humour, then we have found some more for you. Grab some popcorn, because this is gonna be hell of a laugh ride.

Machynlleth aren’t fans of MrBeast, I take it?

Someone asked, “What’s he advertising? Does he have a product of some kind? Weird seeing a cutout of him in a Welsh shop.”

“He has chocolate out. And it’s a spar exclusive or something. It’s expensive and only because his name is on it,” a reader replied.

”Every time I see one of these they almost always have that crease line from where someone’s punched his head.”

When in Wales… make a full Welsh breakfast.

”Let us know when you’ve made it,” said one person. Other said, “This is obviously the starter course.”

Sad Swansea.

”But what was under the bug?” readers commented.

Great spelling, Tesco.

“Always amazes me what some people will try and send in the post.”

“We’re throwing a birthday party for a friend and we made him a cake.”

“You can’t just put a picture of the flag and expect us not to notice 🙄😂” a reader commented. “We must have one of the most difficult flags to draw in the whole world,” said the other.

Unfortunate spelling mistake on a Norwegian newspaper’s website.

Well, this was confusing…

Words of wisdom on the sightseeing boat in Llandudno.

”If God wanted people to have heart bypasses he would have grown teflon trees?? Someone had a stroke making that sign,” someone replied.

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Fitting road sign. It broke it’s own rule 😮

Homer saying what they all think in “tapped out.”

”My Patriotic Bruise.”

Best sign in North Wales.

From the beautiful village of Betws y coed

“I know it’s not that easy to get from Carmarthen to Bangor – but this seems just a little on the steep side…”

Door in Llandough. But what is it doing there?

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