(VIDEO) Giant Halloween skeleton with funny sign spotted in Laval

"Roule vite si t'as un p'tit penis"

Halloween skeleton decoration holding a funny sign.

Halloween skeleton decoration holding a funny sign.

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This family in Laval has set up a giant skeleton Halloween decoration with a funny sign which pokes at the locals who are seemingly driving too fast in their neighbourhood. It's a subtle jab at those breaking the law in a timely seasonal fashion. When it comes to being clever this certainly takes the cake!

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