Right now in America, homegrown tomato’s are being sold using homegrown sign’s containing homegrown apostrophe’s. It’s hard to tell by the picture, but this sign was printed (not hand-written), which implies there are many more of them out there.
|
Right now in America, homegrown tomato’s are being sold using homegrown sign’s containing homegrown apostrophe’s. It’s hard to tell by the picture, but this sign was printed (not hand-written), which implies there are many more of them out there. My good friends Andy and Lea caught these seasons greetings from the Yukon Pizza Hut over the weekend. Free with each pizza – an extra “L”! I knew McDonald’s wouldn’t fail me. Just 24 hours later … For those who don’t know (like whoever put this sign up), it’s a McRib — not a MacRib. They got it right on the other side of the sign, so customers are welcome to choose the spelling of their choosing. This’ll teach me never to leave the house without my camera again! Yesterday morning while going through the McDonald’s drive thru, Susan and I noticed a new sign hanging next to the drive-thru speaker announcing the arrival of a new burger: the McDoble. They managed to misspell the word double four times in only seven lines — a new record! Unfortunately all I had with me was my cell phone, and despite what you may see on television cop shows, blowing up a tiny picture into a larger one simply leaves a pixilated mess: Since there’s no way you can… (read more) Smile, you’re on my blog for having multiple signs made with such a simple mistake. In China they don’t make Sharpies — they make SUPER SHARPIES! For the most part they feel, appear and perform like their non-super counterparts. Their superness, I suspect, is printed on the back of the packaging. – FECAP WHEN. NOT IN USE – NEUTRAL, SMELL LIGHTFAST – QUICK DRYING WATER PROOF Man, there are a lot of weird things going on this sign. My post’s title gives away the punchline — the word “holiday” has obviously been misspelled — but the more I look at this note the weirder it becomes. First of all, it’s a handwritten note that uses fourteen different fonts. I mean, seriously. I’ve seen fewer fonts on ransom notes. For example, while the letter “E” in “We” looks relatively normal, you’ve got that “E” in “closed” that’s twice as wide as any other letter, and the “E” in the second “We” is the only letter written in… (read more) I realize Thai menus may seem like easy picking when it comes to typos, but I found this one particularly entertaining. Soup and spring rolls come with “TOGO ORGERS,” not to be confused with “Togo the Ogre,” whom they just can’t seem to give away. Due to the recent nationwide salmonella outbreak there appears to be a shortage of both tomatoes and the letter “E”. Spotted at a local Sonic restaurant. I think my favorite thing about this one is how it is stressed in all capitals, as if to say, “ATTENTION CUSTOMERS, THIS WORD IS SPELLED WRONG.” Now hiring, one spell checker for a local snowcone stand. Must be able to remove apostrophes from such words as “Float’s”, “Shake’s”, “Malt’s”, and “Sundae’s”. When I see signs like this one it makes me wonder why “cones” didn’t get an apostrophe. “Float’s”, “Shake’s”, “Malt’s”, and “Sundae’s” all got apostrophes — why not “Cones”? Spelling: D- Logic: F+ Snowcone: A- (A litte light on the juice but otherwise delicious.) |
||
|
Copyright © 2024 RobOHara.com - All Rights Reserved Powered by WordPress & Atahualpa |
||