Jon writes:

Road construction doesn’t usually make ambiguous political predictions.

Meg writes:

My husband, son and I were at the Kitsap County Fair today (it’s in Washington State) and were walking through the Exotic Animals barn. We were checking out the Miniature Horses (although I had no idea they were exotic) and found the attached apostrophe abuse gem. I figured I’d send it your way…

Gretchen writes:

Sign espied in the “Giraffic Park Petting Zoo” at the Great New York State Fair. Perhaps they mean to remind the “zoo keepers” that the pen in question belonged to the Llamas? Or maybe it was a grammar quiz – all part of the intellectual fun at the New York State Fair.
Yee haw!

Pete writes:

This photo was taken over the weekend in Santa Cruz. I don’t really know what the sign refers to, but in any context, it is incorrect.

Men banned from national parks after vandalism

A man from Somerville, Mass., and his friend who went around the country this year removing typographical errors from public signs have been banned from national parks after vandalizing a historic marker at the Grand Canyon.

(Thanks to all 12 of you who sent this in!)

Leonardo writes:

Our moms’ group made up a bunch of badges for members to wear to identify themselves in public.

The buttons read: St. Paul’s Mom’s at Home

A few moms objected to looking like idiots and this discussion continues…

From Cliff, who spotted this sign

… in the Short North, Columbus, Ohio.

Perhaps this restaurant is NOT in town and they’re just letting customers know where to proceed for the best gyro.

Robyn writes:

I saw this in the bathroom at a BBQ restaurant in Wetumpka, Alabama. Also, they had A LOT of toilet paper. 🙂

Damon spotted this sign in Seattle, WA:

John sent in this sign, found

… on the corner of Rundle St and East Terrace in Adelaide, Australia