Sign from the grocery store yesterday "On Sale - cretified Angus Beef". Since I don't know much about cretification (similar to smoking maybe?) I passed on that.
My building has had a notice by the garbage disposal room advising people on how to use it so that it can "effectivally" be cleaned. It's been up for months. :)
In our office building in Tech Square, the building management used to post memos explaining something or other about building maintenance complete with spelling and grammar errors. Once I wrote a memo in their style on a their letter head about elevator passes being needed to use the elevator under certain conditions and posted in in various spots.
Several people complained to me (I was a manager in our organization) about the outrageous building policy described in the letter.
I'm torn between asking if you're using a stereotypical Italian accent or intentionally and incorrectly saying you should've used "they're" there. Insert your own joke here.
This is an example of what I have referred to, on Usenet, as Coren's Law. I'm also trying to come up with an appropriate meaning of "building maintenance complete with spelling and grammar errors".
That's it! Les is in the wrong profession
He gave an us an agenda for yesterday's meeting.
It should say:
"Rosie wins Excellence Award."
His agenda:
"Rosi wins Excellance award."
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Sounds like a process involving chalk. Not tempting.
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Several people complained to me (I was a manager in our organization) about the outrageous building policy described in the letter.
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I'm torn between asking if you're using a stereotypical Italian accent or intentionally and incorrectly saying you should've used "they're" there. Insert your own joke here.
(Hee!)
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