Tim writes:
I live in Ealing, one of the areas of west London. There's a local shop that'll be familiar to any city-dweller: they do dry-cleaning, shoe repair, key-making, engraving, etc. While my wife was inside picking up our dry-cleaning, I waited outside and spotted this sign they had advertising their services.
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6 comments:
Clearly it stands for "was not".
Perhaps they are pointing out that you really can have anything you want engraved on there, no matter how grammatically incorrect!
G'ood Gri'ef! I just stumbled onto this blog while updating my Care and Feeding of Apostrophes webpage, and I think I may have a seizure looking at some of your examples. I hope you don't mind if I add an RSS feed to this blog!
That's really bad!
I'm particularly fond of the lone lower case M hanging out there along the bottom.
Well...at least they got "bubbles" right...
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