(Thanks, Chris!)
It’s hard to spot this one…
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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Everyone Loves Dessert’s!
The mystery is why “raspberries” is unscathed in this one.
Cast Members Apparance’s at Cooter’s
Found this at Cooter’s Place in Gatlinburg, TN.
Signs Work
I suppose that signs really do work. I drive by this sign shop every day and so far have resisted the temptation to vandalize their sign in the name of righteous punctuation.
What makes this particularly bad is the random use of apostrophes.
What do fresh pies possess?
In the main breakroom at my place of work. The other technical writer and I can chuckle about this; I doubt (m)any others notice.
Witch’s the new witch?
http://arbroath.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/wookey-hole-witch-hanging-up-her.html
Public education in Texas
"This is a newsletter from my daughter's 5th grade language arts teacher. My eyes are bleeding. Also, I'm more than a bit concerned about public education in Texas."
(Thanks, Ginny!)
Apostrophe Neglect: Kids Feet
(Thanks, Chris!)
Teacher’s error wins – hand’s down
My granddaughter made a Father’s Day poster at school, with a little help from her teacher. Seems like the teacher needs a little help too.
A “rural” approach to branding!!
This is a Wairarapa example of the misplaced apostrophe which arrived in our rural letterbox recently. There is also a question about the spelling of a relatively new word used in the rural field – balage versus baleage!!
John, Wairarapa, NZ
