Rhonda sent in this picture of a contract she was given for her son’s birthday party at a local bowling alley:

A nice little pair with Pizza’s and Pitcher’s.

Spring sent in this flyer for a tattoo parlor in Clearwater, Florida:

This is from a Sportsman’s Warehouse sports store in Canberra, Australia.

(Thanks, Harp!)

Lisa spotted this one in Fremont…

JR sent in this example of “GI Humor” from a forwarded email… perhaps the soldier who created the sign grew up with a “My First Photo’s” album.

Sara sent in this photobook she saw at the local Babies “R” Us in Bakersfield, CA:

Spring writes in with..

Attached is a picture of apostrophe abuse on the new Reynolds Wrap commercial. It claims its product is “terrible two’s tough”, inadvertently making the claim that “terrible two IS tough.” Whatever THAT means.

I haven’t seen the commercial, so maybe I’m missing something, but even without the apostrophe, what does “Terrible Twos Tough” mean? Are you supposed to wrap your kid in the stuff when he starts acting up or something?

This was a sign at a beach wedding I went to. I would hate to hurt their feelings because they are really sweet people, but hey–apostrophe abuse needs to end!

Katharine sends us this example of your/you’re confusion spotted on Brides.com:

You’d think that a website run by a professional magazine distributor (Brides, Modern Bride, Elegant Bride, etc.) with professional editors wouldn’t be so sloppy.