An unnecessary apostrophe, unless it means to say “Chicken is by the bayâ€.
Chicken’s by the Bay
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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Please put litter in it’s place
Seen on a McDonald’s Happy Meal box.
Estimate is a fine employee
Found at a local cabinet/counter store in Burlington, MA 12/8/12
Two Master’s degrees?
Watching a rerun of the 2012 Poker Championships, my man saw this. We had a ‘robust discussion’ about where the apostrophe should appear.
Any suggestions?
AA: That is correct. Singular: master’s degree. Plural: master’s degrees.
See also: http://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2012/02/pluralize.html
We need better edumacation…
…so when people make their political voice heard, it’s correctly punctuated!
Walmart’s Present Big Daddys Chef
From Aaron McCargo’s Facebook page.
Maybe the burger owns the meatball parm
Found this at a food stand near New Haven’s Yale Whale. An English teacher pointed it out. Had to take a picture.
No:1 Holiday Escape
This arrived on the office fax. Night’s and Day’s have apostrophes, but they must have escaped from the Hotels and Resorts.
Whose shoes?
This is at one of the largest department stores in South Africa!
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You are welcome if you have just one pet.
You can avoid the Oregon coast and its dislike for pets and come to Fresno, where at least this apartment complex will allow one. With the on-site dog park, it is assumed it does not welcome kitties.
