This is a sign outside of a school’s parking lot. This doesn’t help their image.

A new marketing scheme put into motion by Bloods’ members? From some reviews of the product’s quality, that may well be true.

At least they use their manners when misspelling. You can almost forgive the lack of proofreading… Almost.

Normally, quotations around a word in English like this imply double meanings. I feel badly for this hotel for unknowingly making their cautionary request into a joke.

The attached photo was taken on Rt 30 heading into Pittsburgh. I thought I read the sign wrong when I first drove by, so I turned around to double check. I couldn’t pass up such a great photo!

submitted by Shirley

I knew this didn’t taste like Pork Loin. Duped again by the Asian market.

Submitted by: Dana Bashor

Maybe “Claerance” is a 10-foot-tall guy who will be serving me coffee.
-Don Mann

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Not the world’s greatest selling point. But if you want an inferior solution, Fashion Decor is the right company for you!

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Here’s a favorite typo of mine that resides in our own “Typo Hall of Fame.”  My brother was completing his Masters at Harvard when he sent this mug to me.  He never noticed the typo*, and ironically went on to become… an editor.  I’ve cherished it ever since.

*or he got it off the clearance table and didn’t want to admit it…

submitted by Blake Welch

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