Sign above the drinks in the cafeteria. I have no idea if they meant to make Seasons and Pleas plural possessive – or were trying to signify that letters were missing. Either way, they’ve failed to make any sense. And what does either one have to do with Pepsi?
Seen in at a condominium complex in Seagrove, Florida.
From my 2012 Dave Barry (former humor columnist for the Miami Herlad) Page-a-Day calendar
I got this e-mail from a national company today, and had to laugh about the irony…
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One of the more bizarre and inexplicable cases I’ve seen! Perahps it’s supposed to read as a contraction for “steamed vegetables”?
AA: I love that justification for the apostrophe!
It looks like we have a missing apostrophe, maybe, or perhaps it’s a spelling error. If you spell the wrong word incorrectly, does that make it right? And what about the ‘Us’ at the bottom? Does that count as quotation mark abuse since that’s probably what they meant to use? These people paid good money to have this advertisement printed as glossy, full-color postcards, then stamped them with not-discounted stamps. They couldn’t have someone with a clue take a minute to proofread them?
Restaurant in NYC.
(Thanks, Dave!)
(Thanks, Dave!)
If the books already belong to Book Price, whoever he or she is, can this store sell them?
Taken at a thrift store in Ohio.
