Rachée writes:

While visiting my mom in the hospital I cam upon this little gem in the window of the gift shop,

Notice also the upper-case L in CoLd.

Matt writes:

I just received this via email from a client.
Note the creative spelling and punctuation of “hors d’oeuvres”

Nancy in Houston snapped this photo of

… the Nov. 25 episode of Dr. Phil. Maybe his Producers need to go back to grammar school.

Shree in Miami writes:

My Golden Retriever mix squatted right beneath this sign. Maybe he’s more literate than I had thought.

(Thanks, Eva!)

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!)

JR spotted this sign

…hanging on an door in my office building yesterday.

Eva sent both of these in. The second sign was posted in a discount store.

Why do they think cowboy needs an apostrophe to be plural and cowgirl doesn’t? WHY???

…according to this ad, anyway:

Thanks to Holly, who posted this on her own blog.

Rebekah writes:

It’s not even a plural/possessive conundrum. I have never seen an apostrophe used as an accent mark…

Clearly it’s just an abbreviation of the world-famous “Crellidame Bruledotante” flavored coffee.