Fedoras doesn't need the apostrophe. Oddly, there is no apostrophe in t-shirts. They weren't even consistently wrong.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Thanks to Frances for this one. HOMEBUILERS should be HOMEBUILDERS.
Monday, May 16, 2011
I found this one while perusing the Arkansas Wild magazine. Unless there is a play on words that I am missing, PREPAIRING is misspelled. It should be PREPARING.
Friday, May 13, 2011
There should be a comma after cannot. I guess those who can't also make buttons about those who can. Ha!
Repeated misuse of it's.
"Your child" is singular. "Them" is plural. They do not agree. "Them" should be "him/her." "A child" is singular. "Their" is plural. "Their" should be "his/her." This one is from All for Kids clinic in Little Rock.
Cracker Barrel. Unnecessary apostrophe.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
There are several mistakes in this one. THAT should be WHO since it refers to people. The comma after WORK is unnecessary.
Coverd should be covered.
In the second line of the paragraph, you can see where someone tried to turn PAINS into the appropriate word PAINTS. This was at Ripley's Believe It or Not in Branson, Missouri.
