lastcatastrophe writes:

…No, I think thugs need lessons in proper punctuation.

Whitney sends in this unique example of abuse:

I don’t think I’ve ever seen an apostrophe added to an ordinal…

Dave writes:

This sign was atop the Harmony Chair at Whistler Mountain. The worst part of this sign, atop a world-class ski resort, was the fact that the word “its” was used twice in close succession, one time with an apostrophe, and once without!

Susan noticed a mistake in this emailed advertisement from a cosmetics company:

Marisa in Texas writes:

I work as a bartender and found this jar sitting in our beer cooler one night. It may be hard to see; there is an apostrophe in the word Jalapenos.

Perhaps the tilde from the n in Jalapeños just got knocked over.

Shan writes:

This gem is posted all over a Wahoo’s in Yorba Linda, CA–where they have stickers posted everywhere.

Janelle spotted this banner at a bar/restaurant in Toronto:

This one hurts me physically. Although, apparently I am a glutton for punishment, because I really want to see the menu!

(Thanks, L.T.!)

Dana is confused…

I snapped this picture on our local lake. So, I’m confused. Does this mean someone named Sundae is by the lake? Or that ice cream sundaes are by the lake and if that’s the case it should be named “Sundaes are by the Lake?” Or is it possible they were trying to make a pun on “Sundays by the lake” except they humorously changed Sunday to Sundae?

Jim writes:

I was at a Gander Mountain and saw this ad posted for puppies. When will this abuse stop?