Matt sent in this screenshot of an online employment ad:

Courtney submitted this sign she spotted outside a local Dairy Queen:

Christina in CO writes:

Saw this at Home Depot and couldn’t resist sending along the pic.
Apostrophe misuse should be reason enough to land on the naughty list.

I really like this lawn decor otherwise, but alas, they were all wrong and I’ll be damned if I put this violation of the English language in my yard.

Columbia Missourian:

Do you know which federal legal holiday is observed on Nov. 11?

Here are the choices:

1.) Veteran’s Day
2.) Veterans’ Day
3.) Veterans Day

Retail stores are having Veteran’s Day sales this weekend in time for what many calendars tell us is Veterans’ Day. And, according to the federal government, this Sunday also happens to be Veterans Day.

(Link)

Beren writes:

This sign was posted in my recovery room after I delivered my son.

I love that someone corrected the sign.

(I doubt they’re referring to “Father’s visitors”) 😉

Buffalo Spree recently featured an article on grammar blogs, including Apostrophe Abuse, The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks, and others.

Link: Bloggers care about grammar—who knew?

Update: Original link is dead; here’s a link to the article at archive.org.

Randy sent in this sign posted at the American Legion in Jackson, Missouri:

I should also pass this on to The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks.

Granny J sent in this photo and comment:

An “Old Fashioned” Hot Dog Stand for your own family room. Except that in the old days, we knew where apostrophes went — and where they didn’t.

I can’t tell if that’s an apostrophe after the g or just an olde-time serif.

Randy submitted this photo taken at a restaurant in Jackson, Missouri:

Dave submits this billboard he spotted just north of Alpharetta, GA: