(Thanks, Randy!)

Thiers submits this

…sign that I photographed several years ago in a London shopping mall. I wondered why the ‘edges’ and the ‘shoes’ missed out on the apostrophiliac’s generosity.

Zach sent in this photo he snapped in Smithtown, NY:

There is only one Uncle Giuseppe. There is also a sign on the building that doesn’t contain any apostrophes at all.

Deb writes:

This is really more of a typo than an instance of apostrophe abuse, but I think you’ll like it anyway. This is from a rerun of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” on GSN. You’d think that the show’s editors would have caught such an egregious error, but you’d think wrong.

Vanessa writes:

Beware of dog’s what? Bark? Bite? Breath? I found this walking around the richest & most influential neighborhood in Manila. I know that English isn’t the first language here in the Philippines, but what most people lack in fluency they usually make up for with their knowledge of proper grammar and punctuation.

We’ve seen dog’s like this before…

Lara writes:

Here is a photo from a BBQ place in Elgin, Texas.
I’m also a little dubious of their parentheses.

See also: Ya’ll vs. Y’all

Anonymous writes:

I found this on a friend’s myspace page. (So I’d prefer you don’t credit me with sending in the picture.) I had to laugh because not only is there a random unnecessary apostrophe in “belle’s” but the apostrophe that SHOULD be in “hells” is missing. I don’t think it was done to be funny… these women are both really just that dumb.

Amazing.

Anonymous sent me this in September… I’m slowing slowly working through the backlog, folks!

Daniel sent in this screen capture from the Tyra show:

Rebecca writes:

Attached is an example of apostrophe neglect running rampant on the streets of San Antonio’s famous River Walk.

Robin sent in this picture from a bar in the French Quarter: