Jason spotted this sign outside a gas station in Beaver, UT:

Terri writes:

Even without the superfluous apostrophe the name doesn’t make sense! I’m not sure what they do. Are they lawyers that only take landscaping related cases?

Samuel spotted this at Buyback$ in Clarksville, IN:

Andrew snapped this photo at Hot Rods Burgers in Sacramento:

Miranda writes:

Attached are some delightful examples from a new Wal Mart store in Grand Junction, Colorado. My favorite part is that the use of apostrophes apparently only applies to electronic items… “Sheets” and “Comforters” right across the isle were correct. Whatever.

(Thanks, Keith!)

(Thanks, John!)

Chris spotted an errant apostrophe in Restroom’s at Macy’s in Montclair, CA:

Lauren snapped this photo at Flax Art & Design in San Francisco, and writes:

Since this supply store only has enough “stuff” for one kid, you better act FAST!

Stephanie writes:

Ok, I kind of understand the problem people have with putting an apostrophe before a plural ‘s’, it’s unfortunately becoming a common confusion; but putting in an apostrophe just because the word happens to end in an ‘s’?? Why, by all that is holy, WHY? Especially when the plural word above is correct.

I’m now trying to figure out who or what ‘Alway’ is, and what belonging to them are we being asked to save?