Frequent contributor Randy sent in another example of walk-in’s:

Brigitte writes:

My friends and I saw this sign posted on the door at a Subway in Miami, FL. Good thing we’d already eaten before they ran out of “bread’s.” Waiting “an 1/2 half hour” for lunch would not have been enjoyable.

Andy noticed this sign at a gym in Western Kentucky:

Kristin spotted these “Tea Tin’s” for sale at a Denver Airport coffee shop:

Julie sent in this photo she took at the Jerome Palace Restaurant in Jerome, AZ:

Maybe there’s just an extra linebreak in there and the appetizer is “Nacho’s Artichoke Dip”.

Tracey snapped this photo

…at a Family Dollar in Detroit. Who would buy condoms from a Family Dollar anyway? Scary thought.

Sean writes:

I took this photo in Cambridge (UK), while I was taking a guided tour of the city. The tour guide was telling us all about how Cambridge is the leading seat of learning in the UK, but this sign on a door we passed had piled up enough surplus apostrophes to make me wonder…

Peter spotted this sign

…in the heart of Jackson Heights, Queens, NY. Baking at its best, grammar at its worst.

Jeff writes:

Apparently, noted seamstress Jean will hem clothing that is too long — in an original fashion.

Ryan writes:

This was seen in Broadway Shopping Centre [Sydney, Australia] by my sister, Yasmin. Its companion billboard at the top of the escalators said “Make it a Barra-Monday!” (Barramundi is a very tasty Australian fish). This is an ad campaign by “Birds Eye” one of Australia’s largest frozen food producers.