I can’t even call this an apostrophe error; it’s a word error — assistant’s for assistance. What’s almost more unbelievable is that whoever made this sign thought the apostrophe was the only punctuation needed.
(Thanks, Ezra!)
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I can’t even call this an apostrophe error; it’s a word error — assistant’s for assistance. What’s almost more unbelievable is that whoever made this sign thought the apostrophe was the only punctuation needed.
(Thanks, Ezra!)
A thanksgiving dinner for only $89.99? That’s a steal
mash potatoes?
Sigh. Humanity is doomed.
I hope they cook better than they write….
I counted 14 mistakes. Impressive.
Ironically, that apostrophe was the only piece of punctuation in the whole thing, other than the decimal in the price.
I don’t think this should be called abuse, so much as an all-out assault on the English language.
I love it when assistants thank me.
Not to mention “mash potatoes.”