Signs of a championship Red Sox parade in 2013

Signs, signs … everywhere a sign. Red Sox fans held their masterpieces up high as the World Series champions made their way through Boston for the victory parade. Check out the signs of Red Sox Nation.

Pictured: The crowd at Fenway Park showed support for the Red Sox.

Lisa Jay, of North Reading,, held a sign thanking Sox designated hitter David Ortiz and paying tribute to his famously profane cheer.

This fan held a sign with a personal message for Red Sox center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury.

Another fan’s sign made light of David Ortiz’s famous “our &#@^! city’’ statement.

Well, some signs need no explanation…

Mike Schuster, of Foxborough, wore his sign on his head and stomach. Schuster said he came as “a Red Sox Fan’’ while he waited for the boats to roll through Copley Square.

A fan held up a sign that read “We Own Everywhere” with “The East” crossed out on it.

A crowd of Red Sox fans lined Boylston Street near the Boston Common with a sign that read “Best Season Ever!! Thank You!’’

Maggie Magner, of Watertown, paid tribute to both the Red Sox and Neil Diamond when she held up her sign on Cambridge Street in Boston.

Season ticket holder Marty Costello, of Saugus, showed his appreciation for the World Series champs.

Does a foam hand count as a “sign’’? You know what, who cares? Sox fan Elijah Morais, 2, from Pawtucket showed his Sox spirit on Boylston Street.

Some signs are meant to be worn, not held.