Open your eyes, SHEEPLE! You know, because of traffic? Safety first. (Via TheDailyWhat.)

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  1. Dreams really do come true!!!! I am going to buy a house there, and I am going to put pink flamingos out, and I am going to wait for the magic!

  2. I want to believe this wasn’t photoshopped.

  3. You know they are not the only characters with their own signs:

  4. True story time: My for-real name is Jerrad, and I have a brother named Parker (a Parker Brother, if you will). There is an intersection close to where I work, Jarrod Ln and Parker Way. My mother denies that the parking lot on the corner is where we were conceived, but I have my doubts.

  5. Since Can’t Hardly Wait, my favorite movie (NEVER FORGET) has been a topic of discussion lately:

    You know, William, in this light, you somewhat resemble David Duchovny.

  6. If this street corner is for real, it is in Ottawa, my city of birth. I recognize the city logo. But honestly i’ve never heard of/seen these streets before.

    Then again, I spend most of my time on the internet. So thank god there is a medium where a street corner’s pop culture references can reach its targeted medium.

  7. About a half a mile east of there Mulder Ave. turns into Pervert Way, which intersects with sexual addiction Rd.

  8. This is a really bad part of town. With Red Shoe Dr on the south side and Californi Ct on the north, it’s absolutely lousy with hookers.

  9. true story also. my whole family was on vacation once, driving on country roads. we once got out of the car to take a picture of the intersection we were at, just cause it made us laugh – the corner of Woodcock and Kitchendick roads.

  10. I once employed a Mulder and a Scully who worked at two different places, we never successfully got them to work together, total fail on my part. Failed in a similar fashion with two kids with the last names “Smallwood” and “Woodcock”. #badboss

    • I, however, was successful in getting people with the last names Gay, Butts, and Johnson to put their names down together on a signout sheet once. It was a proud moment.

    • Tom Lantos used to be my congressman. He served from 1981 until his death 2008. As the only Holocaust survivor to serve in the US Congress, he died after a long life marked with strife, but also political and personal success. He has two daughters, both of whom are married to successful men and have several children. Those son-in-laws names? Timber Dick and Dick Swett.

  11. In my hometown, there’s an honest to goodness Hindquarter Court.

    My dad and I always just referred to it as Horse’s Ass Street.

  12. Man, I used to be so into Scully Way when I was a teenager. I remember staying up night, rummaging around the then puerile internet for a picture of this street without any cars on it. I haven’t thought about Scully Way in a long time.

  13. This blog should be required reading for headline writers everywhere. New target audience for the videogumeverywhere mission.

  14. Wait – that intersection exists in my hometown and I’m only just finding out about it now?
    It’s a newer subdivision, so they would have named the streets after the show came out.
    Oh. Wait. It’s in Orleans. [Pause while I wait for the one other Ottawa person to get it].
    Nope. Not moving there.

    But, dang, someone managed to sneak that paperwork by the government?
    I must find this person and marry them. Because they are awesome, but also because if they can get away with that I bet they could totally make it so that I could get a grant for my great clothing line for chimps (that I just came up with now, but am already in love with more than my actual job).

  15. There is a neighborhood that has the following streets: Hickory, Dickory, Dock, Mouse, and Clock.

    There is also a street near my house called Manasses. It is the best street.

    New Orleans is truly an amazing place to live.

  16. Oh hey, Ottawa! There’s an intersection near my house that is “Festive” and “Celebration.” It makes me sad that I don’t live there, though my only solace is that I live on Gotham Private (I’m secretly Batman). Ottawa clearly has the most messed up street names. Case in point: Paul Anka Drive.

  17. Hey Ottawans — there’s also a intersection of Bonnie and Clyde in Nepean… didn’t know so many of us were gummers.

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