What do you get when you have two tipsy guys joking around by the fire at Camping Kanasuta?

 

You end up with ravings that can sometimes turn into good ideas!

The story takes place in the middle of a July heatwave, when there are more vacationers than workers in the Abitibi forests. The campsite is packed. Fires are crackling with marshmallows and sausages. Children are telling each other scary stories, snug in their tents, a few steps away from their watchful parents.

The scene is perfect…
Except that the camping neighbours of our two partially inebriated guys are howling at the moon as if they were lone wolves.
After a few artfully sharp notes, a rumour of dissatisfaction spreads through the campsite. An agent soon arrives to warn the singers with poorly implemented authority.

Tipsy # 1, who watches the kart return to the trail after bringing order to the situation:

— Hey, don’t you find that people take themselves way too seriously, even on vacation?
— I don’t see what you’re talking about!

Our two drunks “clink” their beers before bursting into laughter.

 

— Can you imagine if there were clowns instead of agents on campsites? Ha ha ha!
— Or if there were no assigned spaces? Everyone together in the same package. That would put the chill on territorial enthusiasm!
— Ha ha ha! They could put up a sign that says: “So that’s it, everything that’s mine is yours here.” »

Tipsy # 2 chokes on his mouthful of Molson dry. He has just had a flash.

— Oh! You know the signs for pregnant women? Well, there would also be some for large people BBQing! They have the same belly!!!
General hilarity. Even the howling neighbours can’t hold back their laughter.

And so, a concept was born. And our two tipsy guys were determined to see it through: coming up with humorous signs for campsites.
Welcome to the colourful imagination of those who believe that vacation rhymes with fun.
Welcome to the Humour de camping.com website!

For more info, you can take a look at our business signalisation website.

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