Brigitte writes:
My friends and I saw this sign posted on the door at a Subway in Miami, FL. Good thing we’d already eaten before they ran out of “bread’s.” Waiting “an 1/2 half hour” for lunch would not have been enjoyable.
Links and visuals illustrating an orthographic pet peeve.
Brigitte writes:
My friends and I saw this sign posted on the door at a Subway in Miami, FL. Good thing we’d already eaten before they ran out of “bread’s.” Waiting “an 1/2 half hour” for lunch would not have been enjoyable.
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– March 23, 2009
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In their (or is it they’re? so not funny) defense, I’m better at grammar than baking bread’s, so perhaps all of their concentration is going to the baking and not the sign. But I still wouldn’t trust a baker who can’t use proper grammar.
…so 15 minutes from now should be about right for more bread’s? LOL
Maybe it’s because I’m hearing it in an accent, but I find this one endearing. There is more than one shoulder shrug involved in the sentiment.