A Scots comedy club boss has used his massive projector to honour NHS heroes fighting the coronavirus crisis- and give punters a laugh.
Naz Hussain, who runs Aberdeen's Breakneck Comedy on the city's King Street, lit up the building across the road with the messages.
As well as one in tribute to the NHS, a further slide tells 'bams' to 'bide at home', 'dinna touch naebody' and 'save lives min'.
In a cheeky take on Donald Trump's recent comments, another slide reminds people not to inject themselves with bleach.
Naz told the Record: "I had a spare projector and thought it would be nice thing to do.
"I'm encouraging more people who have projectors lying about to use it (and) show support to the frontline."
Naz put his video explaining the messages on his Facebook.
The video has since gathered more than 450 likes and generated a lot of reaction from amused punters.
One wrote: "That's absolutely brilliant"
And another said: "Nice one Naz hope all the dafties listen"
The club has been closed along with most other businesses because of the coronavirus pandemic.
