Charles writes:
What’s not to love about this poster? Photo taken today in Mumbai.
My favorite part of this poster isn’t the apostrophe, or the unnecessary quotation marks, or even the “Harry up”… it’s the “FREE FREE FREE!!!” header.
Anonymous sent in this abuse from an AP article on MSNBC…
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22590477/
(Thanks, Tuesday & Darcy!)
Jim writes:
Found this outside a used car dealership in Brogue PA (near York).
I originally wasn’t going to post this one, but I’ve gotten at least 3-4 emails about it, so here goes…
Lyssa writes:
I don’t understand how a TV show can create an entire clothing line, one that runs through two seasons, then create merchandise for it to sell on their website, and not one person realizes that “Clothes over Bro’s” is completely WRONG. It hurts to watch, and I love One Tree Hill.
Sara writes:
The CW, in addition to airing all manner of shit, let Sophia Bush’s character get away with [this]. Ack.
This bit from Go Fug Yourself sums it up:
For serious? I get that TECHNICALLY her clothing line COULD be called “Clothes Over Brothers,” and TECHNICALLY “bro’s” is a contraction thereof, but that’s a lie. It’s apostrophe misuse and I object.
Alden writes:
I think that we should just go ahead and add a new definitive use for apostrophes: to indicate “this word is foreign, but I’m not quite sure how to spell it, if I should use an accent, or which accent exactly I’d have to use.” This covers treats like a’ la mode as well as this particularly unusual specimen I photographed in Indiana.
Rebecca writes:
This sign is on the side of a bar in Chicago, facing the El station. I get to look at this every morning while I wait for the train to work.
I can’t wait til’ those party’s!
Jennifer sends in:
Found this ornament at Target in the 75% off section. I would totally buy this for my son’s English/Grammar teacher, if he wasn’t still in Pre-K.
Of course, if the teacher who received the ornament broke off the text and used it to measure, that object would indeed be the teacher’s rule. 🙂
First-time submitter Starlene sent in this trio:
This one has driven me nuts for the past five years. I am almost positive that the owner’s name is NOT Tire.
This store I guess isn’t open now. However, I think they meant this sign to indicate that they ARE open.
