The Neon Pink Writing Is (Literally) on the Wall in the Love Island Villa — Here's What It All Means

More for show rather than serving any actual purpose, is the clearly not-a-word "Vibey," which hovers over the bed in the hideaway. This entire room is decorated in the style of my 2003 self . . . if I'd had an unlimited budget and was also colour blind, that is.

In the area that can only be described as a "Female Preparation Zone" hangs a sign that reads "Girl Code." Is it referring to the unwritten (or, well, in this case, written on a wall) rule that you don't crack onto your friend's ex? Or is its location instead talking about the girl code where you help straighten the few wavy strands that your mate can't reach? Could be either, to be fair.

Ah, yes. Just like girl code, the bro code is still alive and well in the Love Island villa.

As we journey through each episode with the Islanders, it's easy to start thinking that the words written all over the walls hold a clue to the fate of the contestants: take "Eat. Sleep. Crack On. Repeat." on the front of the kitchen counter, which just seems to be the world's shortest summary of the show. That makes sense. We're also obsessed with the glowing heart-eyes emoji and want one in our backyard.

The unmissable "Steamy" that hovers above the spa makes sense, in terms of innuendo, and we won't even comment on the "Dripping" written on the shower screen.

Hello huge, glowing, pink arrow that points to "The Dog House."

A massive heart with the word "Love" in it to greet you as you enter the villa? Bravo, yes — I get it.

You've got to love a double entendre.

We'll just file this one under "random words strewn around the villa" and not think too hard about explaining it.

The living room is filled with neon signs — some that are sweet, and others that just fill an empty wall. "Let there be love" is a cute backdrop for many serious chats in the villa.

"What's Your Chat" makes sense here, as many of the private (and serious) chats go down on the small terrace.

Get it? Bae . . . Vacation . . . You get it.