Kacia quips:
We were to guess the number of surgeries done at the hospital. Apparently the surgeons there are so talented that they are able to pre-form the surgeries in advance! Must save them a lot of time in the OR…
Something like that!
Time traveling doctors…
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Hoo knows?
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Kacia says:
I’m just forwarding this to you directly. I have NO IDEA WTF is up with the subject line here — no matter how I parse it, it doesn’t make sense! Are they trying to make a play on “hoo” with the owls, but wrote “whose” instead? And “look’s” with an apostrophe?! I’m at a loss…
Hoo knows, Kacia?
Prime error, is what.
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07•10
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!
At long last
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05•10
The “at long last” is for me, because this has been bugging me FOREVER, and I finally had a camera with me when I was here.
I’m just saying: that’s a mighty nice daycare for one kid. But I’m not sure it’s nice enough to be that kid’s entire world. You know?
OMG AJC
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03•10
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.
It’s about Time
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Reporter #1’s final submission for the week! She posits:
…maybe the car’s brakes were broken during or following the earthquake so it’s actually correct.
Thanks for a lovely week, Sarah!
Airborne apostrophe abuse
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28•10
Sarah says, “No wonder the airlines are losing money – they can’t punctuate!”
Monday Twofer!
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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.
Susan the Fourth: Randowm Insertiown
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Apr•
23•10
Typo or error born of really strange pronunciation? Your call. Bonus points for the extreme vagueness of the concept of a “hardware tool” no matter how you spell it!
As always, thanks, Susan!
Yet another menu misuse
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New submitter John S. snapped this one at Bahamas Breeze and wanted our commiseration. It’s all yours, John!
