Aaron writes:

Is ‘Mini Moo’ the entity providing the half and half? I thought it was Land O Lakes.

I bet you didn’t know the girl’s name was Mini Moo. Now you do.

This picture comes from Julie, who

…saw this at the Reader’s Digest Outlet Store in Maine. It sort of adds insult to injury when a store all about reading can’t even get the word “photos” right. For shame.

The rest of the sign isn’t much better, grammatically speaking.

Yes, that could be a legitimate abbreviation of “photographs”, but somehow I doubt that was the intention.

Joe sent in this picture of a menu at Bung’s Tavern in Florence, NJ:

Aaroncuda spotted this sign

…in Conneaut Lake, PA. Not only is the main sign wrong, but also the window lettering is just a crime!

One of these ads is not like the others…

(Thanks, Grammar Police!)

Ram snapped this photo at the Nehru Science Centre in Mumbai, India:

Cami spotted this sign

…in a construction zone right outside of Notre Dame’s School of Law.

(Thanks, Aleta!)

Sondra writes:

These photos are from a Shell station in Manhattan, Kansas. The beauty is that BOTH sides of the sign are horribly ungrammatical. Even if the “hows” on the one side had the appropriate apostrophe, it would still be an epic fail.

TK writes:

This is from the veterinary hospital I work at, where the guy who’s in charge of labeling everything can’t spell or punctuate for shit. The hospital is riddled with spelling errors, but here’s one for you – apostrophe abuse AND he spelled “oncology” wrong. The supply room (or should I say “supply’s room” has multiple copies of this sign posted everywhere, along with “surgery supply’s.” I mean, really? Can’t spell oncology in a hospital that specializes in oncology? Nice.