One of these ads is not like the others…

(Thanks, Grammar Police!)

Ram snapped this photo at the Nehru Science Centre in Mumbai, India:

Cami spotted this sign

…in a construction zone right outside of Notre Dame’s School of Law.

(Thanks, Aleta!)

Sondra writes:

These photos are from a Shell station in Manhattan, Kansas. The beauty is that BOTH sides of the sign are horribly ungrammatical. Even if the “hows” on the one side had the appropriate apostrophe, it would still be an epic fail.

TK writes:

This is from the veterinary hospital I work at, where the guy who’s in charge of labeling everything can’t spell or punctuate for shit. The hospital is riddled with spelling errors, but here’s one for you – apostrophe abuse AND he spelled “oncology” wrong. The supply room (or should I say “supply’s room” has multiple copies of this sign posted everywhere, along with “surgery supply’s.” I mean, really? Can’t spell oncology in a hospital that specializes in oncology? Nice.

Spotted this weekend in Old Town San Diego.

Tanshanomi spotted this at an Avis rental counter in Richmond, VA and writes:

Ask the agent for details, just don’t ask him/her for grammar advice!

This submission is from Christine, who

…found this little gem in a rest stop in northern Colorado. It was
also on clearance. I wonder why?

Peter writes:

Too bad they can’t spell as well as Susan Boyle can sing.

I also like that they made the decision to GO WITH ALL CAPS HALFWAY THROUGH.

(Thanks to Arjun for also sending this in!)