In fact, it’s just smart to hold up a sign with your name on it when you pick someone up at the airport. It is for people to find each other quickly.
It gets mean when that’s not why the person made the sign, just to embarrass the other person. Well, nasty for one person, and a little funny for us.
Concretely it looks like this:
Mokie probably turned around as soon as he saw that.
At least she knows she’s really needed.
“Welcome home, mommy. Ps: We’re out of underwear. We’re not even wearing them anymore!”
Even if it’s true, it’s inconvenient.
“Welcome back from prison, mom.”
The relationship with the brother-in-law is either mega good or mega bad.
“The man who got my sister pregnant.”
The will was there.
Sweet how full of anticipation they are waiting there.
How many probably felt addressed? 😅
“Hot Italian girl.”
The question remains where the three boys got the t-shirts from… 😉
With great attention to detail:
After all, the parents can be called loving. 🤷♀️🤷♂️
“Three cheeky orphans seek loving parents.”
Either he was screwed, or someone has a very “awkward” name.
“Hot/pointy.”
We see what they think of the board their stepsister made for them.
The way the man on the right raises his thumb does not seem entirely innocent.
“Welcome home Matt. Your sister is pregnant.”
Does everyone at the airport really need to know that? 😅
«Congratulations on the gender change, mummy Father. Excuse me!»
Who remembers the song “Call Me Maybe” by Carly Rae Jepsen?
“Hi. I’ve only just met you and it’s crazy, but my name is Harper and I’m your baby.”
Why are you both so surprised?😅
“Oh great, you somehow survived.”
Then with that grin.
“Welcome back from rehab.”
Why do we think this isn’t even a joke? 😅
“Welcome home, mom and dad. We’re out of cornflakes.”
Suddenly other people must have started waiting.
The funny thing about this photo? It was shot in Washington. 😁
And then the matching hat. 😁
“Welcome home from prison. We knew you didn’t kill and eat those people.”
🤷♂️🤷♀️
We can literally feel the blush on Anna’s face.
“Anna! I know it’s not mine, but I’ll raise it as my own.”
It doesn’t always have to be about putting the other person in an embarrassing situation.
(smile)
Source: Watson
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