What??

This is quite confusing. Who died? Who was on the porch? Is that a picture of the victim or the accused? (I'm assuming it is a photo of the accused.)

This is from the Clinton Library. Why no apostrophe?

The apostrophe in Tech's is wrong. The techs do not  possess anything according to this sign. The plural is needed, not the possessive.

"Carrys" should be carries. This is from Fox16 news.

Your/you're

Robin found this one in Little Rock. The your/you're mistake is one of my personal pet peeves! If you mean YOU ARE, use YOU'RE. The shirt reads, "If your scared, say your scared." It should read, "If you're scared, say you're scared." Yes, after considering that this made it to a shirt to be worn again and again, I am scared.

Izzy's It's/Its Mistake

This is a terrible picture, but if you squint your eyes and cross them a bit, you will be able to see the mistake with the incorrect use of "it's." This writer did not mean "...gives the pizza it is unique... ." The correct word would be "its."
The picture is blurry because I had to take the picture really quickly before the waiter came to take our order. I think I embarrassed Jennifer when I slipped the camera out of my purse. Sorry, Jenn.

This little gem is undoubtedly one of my favorite finds so far. Notice the spelling of the word children in the sign on the right. This is correct only if this barnyard is named for someone whose name is Chidren. This is a permanent sign at at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds.