Jane writes:

My daughter and I saw this sign in the tortilla section of our local
Hy-Vee grocery store.

We wished that we could respond:
Grammar?
Knowledge?
Anyone?

Marius spotted this abuse at Car Zone few days ago:

Jeff writes:

I suppose it is possible that the sign is intended to read: “We do Mom’s hair and Dad’s hair too” — but given my experience of punctuation on Staten Island, I doubt it. The sign is the window of a barber shop specializing in childrens’ haircuts. To my son’s fury, they have seats shaped like cars, airplanes and fire trucks, but *not* like frogs.

(Thanks, Annabelle!)

Mary wonders,

How could the editors miss that?

Mark writes:

Poor baby PJ. Someone stole his top and pants and put them on sale in Gap in Arundel Mills, Maryland.

Jim writes:

I get the lack of apostrophe: maybe they didn’t have the piece, maybe it burned up in the fire? One can give them the benefit of doubt, but “do” to fire? Wow! Makes me think that they don’t deserve that benefit!

Jessie writes:

Saw this at my local Qdoba restaurant. At least they’re consistent?

Extra’s, such as apostrophes, are included.

Megan writes:

I found this towel at the local Shopko. I couldn’t resist buying it.

Well, here’s your store!

(Thanks, Henrietta!)