Archive for October, 2005
Time to quit using apostrophes to form plurals. It’s hard to get a political point across when readers are distracted by typos.
Taken by Pheasance in Jacksonville, FL, October 17, 2005.
Creative spelling and random use of quotation marks make this sign especially noteworthy.
Taken by Pheasance at Hala’s Cafe, Jacksonville, FL.
Erroneous apostrophe use could probably have its own website.
Taken by Pheasance in Indianapolis, IN, June 2004.
Perhaps this restaurant only serves sweets to those who earn the privilege. “Deserts” (short “e” in the first syllable) are dry places. “Deserts” (long “e” in the first syllable) are what one deserves. “Desserts” are yummy.
Taken by Pheasance at Amici’s Italian restaurant, Indianapolis, IN.
Only one Patriot is playing? Patriots’ is the correct plural possessive. Extra credit if you knew that family-friendly should have a hyphen.
Submitted by Pheasance from a GMU mailing.






