She says, “Guaranteed call to mall security.”
Ayup.
Podcast celeb Sage forwarded this beauty:
(Click image for DetroitFunk, the original source.)
I’m not even entirely sure what category to put this one into… Thanks, Sage!
And a cheerful Friday send-off. These have been making me giggle for a while.
Firstly, we have “Prime Rose Oil,” which I just love. But even better is this:
Why do we need? OMEGA!
I mean, it’s so cheerful you almost can’t fault it for being wrong.
Happy Friday!
Susan’s back again with this. Susan’s headline kind of says it all. (For those of you tiny-text-challenged, I’ve got the transcription below.)
Text says:
A southwest Atlanta woman who went missing early Saturday afternoon has been found, safe and sounds.
Willie Mae Tiggs went missing sometime around 1:30p.m. Saturday after leaving her southwest Atlanta.
Sometime after 8 p.m. Tiggs was found. It is unclear where she was found or where she had gone.
Um… yes.
Reporter #1 Sarah has sent in a WEEK’S worth of posts for your viewing pleasure!
Firstly, she is upset about this:
She says, “I will not send my child to a school that does not know how to spell its own name.”
To some extent I think we have to let businesses name themselves stupid stuff, even if it drives us nuts. Don’t get me started on Toys “[backwards R]” Us! That said, you definitely don’t have to send your kid there, though.
I do completely agree with you on this one, Sarah:
Sarah says “I have no words.” Which… yep.
The perfect send-off into the weekend. I’m not sure what this means, but it sure is fabulous.
In the third (and, as far as I’m yet aware, final) installment of my father’s “Errors Through Israel” photography series, we have this rumination.
What, exactly, is a non-open pit? Lao Tse says that the most important thing about a bowl is what isn’t there… a bowl without an empty space wouldn’t be a bowl. Is a pit that isn’t open a pit?
Ah, grammar and Lao Tse. That’s how to start a weekend.
Intrepid correspondent Meg found this one at a Duane Reade, noting “…and yet, I shopped there at 9:45pm.”
Kacia got this one in her email. Check it out.
Kacia said “I wonder what a job distription is, exactly?” I, on the other hand, wonder what job they’re recruiting for…
Bill found this lovely example of new math. Or new journalism, or something. Either way: that’s one cheap airport!
Thanks, Bill!