Adam sent in these two signs, the first
...from my apartment manager, with three unnecessary apostrophes. The second is from a Party Source store in Newport, KY, advertising "case's" of cold Red Bull.

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Adam sent in these two signs, the first
...from my apartment manager, with three unnecessary apostrophes. The second is from a Party Source store in Newport, KY, advertising "case's" of cold Red Bull.

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Vikkitikkitavi writes:
SOMETHING belonging to one of the Judds will be performing at the Stagecoach music festival.
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11:53 AM
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Jeffrey writes:
Why the person who made this sign thought employees needed an apostrophe, but owners and operators did not, is beyond me.
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8:12 PM
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Anonymous writes:
[Spotted] at a bus stop in Nashville, TN. Please don't post my name...I don't want a local bail bondsman on my ass.
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Spotted in Sears at the Hillsdale Mall in San Mateo, CA:
(Thanks, Matt!)
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Tori writes:
Our local florist ALWAYS has apostrophe abuse in her signs... Here's
a favorite from last year:
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Casey writes about this banner spotted at Sacramento City College:
Beyond the heinousness of "THURSDAY'S," there is the issue of the extra periods in "GPA," the complete abuse of the English language ("2DaY", "4Life") and the burning question: Since when does a C-average warrant being included in any honors clubs?
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Bill writes about this abuse, found
...under Obama's picture, following "YOU DECIDE:". I realize that Fox normally exemplifies's precision and veracity, so this was quite surprisings's. Not only does this not need an apostrophe in the first place, but the extra 's' on the end makes it...extra specials's.
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Sandy writes:
I got my new Ohio voter registration confirmation in the mail the other day, and was surprised to see not one but two instances of apostrophe abuse.

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12:16 PM
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This one found near a bathroom in the Manhattan Criminal Court. 
(Thanks, Allison!)
See also:
Ladie's Restroom on Carnival Cruise Ship
Ladie's Room in NYC
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