September 20th, 2005 | 
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Does Dan Quayle eat here?
Photo by pheasance at Fontana’s restaurant, Jacksonville, FL, September 2005
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Does Dan Quayle eat here?
Posted in menu typos
- Three related typos are a world of typo shame for this news story
- We want to call call this a typo typo
- Maybe “richshaw” is the more formal nickname of “rickshaw”
- The package may have sat “there” for three weeks
- Cheapeast gas found in Western New York
- Typos can really begrime a web site
- Don’t call me daugther
- This web site suggests that American sign language will help you communicate with dead friends and family?
- It’s “its” for the possessive form
- Yummy “Flavore”
- It is prime time to “boroww” at Key Bank
- Their your is typed “You’re”
- The New York Times Has Typos Too
- a typo in marble: “engravo” in Daytona
- Typos: “legislature” is spelled wrong, but the shameful typo is “cunty” instead of “county” clerk of courts.
- advertisement typos (4)
- billboard typos (1)
- bumper stickers (1)
- business-cards (1)
- engraved typos (1)
- general typos (14)
- magazine typos (1)
- menu typos (6)
- newspaper typos (4)
- poster typos (1)
- product packaging (2)
- restaurant typos (11)
- signage typos (6)
- storefront typos (10)
- street signs (1)
- television typos (2)
- typos on vehicles (1)
- web site typos (30)
I’d say someone’s dining in fine restaurants, but that menu makes one wonder.
This menu did have an unusually high number of typos for its price range. There’s an interesting statistical study in there somewhere.