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kinmik posted:Doritos brand nacho cheese flavored corn chips? Rip Torn really let himself go.
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New Leaf posted:Well you are in luck, sir! I totally am going to have to buy that and use it for my lunches when I go to dialysis...
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RCarr posted:THEY'RE CALLED SAIS V DIDN'T USE SAI ILLUSION RUINED
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kinmik posted:Doritos brand nacho cheese flavored corn chips? That cat has wrinkles!
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"Fly, you fools!" Copter Cat MKII spookygonk has a new favorite as of 10:52 on Jul 27, 2014 |
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Oh my God, it's Jackie Chan!
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beato posted:Oh my God, it's Jackie Chan! Oh my god, it's another unfunny poster posting the same joke!
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Well I know how I'm covering up my next murder.
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Works like a charm.
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RCarr posted:THEY'RE CALLED SAIS Actually, Mom... The plural is just... ANIME, got it?
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Breakfest sounds like a wonderful place of croissants and pancakes and fruit.
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loving people that don't know how to use apostrophes are the worst people.
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Vrikkian posted:loving people that don't know how to use apostrophes are the worst people. 
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Vrikkian posted:loving people that don't know how to use apostrophes are the worst people. They clearly do. They only offer free coffee to a person called Monday.
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Vrikkian posted:loving people that don't know how to use apostrophes are the worst people. Or simply non-native English speakers. Some languages use them more often and/or in different situations than English.
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Eruonen posted:Or simply non-native English speakers. Some languages use them more often and/or in different situations than English. I mostly see Americans do it, actually. Now the Swedes, they sometimes use a colon in its place or in the middle of contractions. gently caress's up with that?
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Eruonen posted:Or simply non-native English speakers. Some languages use them more often and/or in different situations than English. How hard can it be to get someone to proofread your nine-word sign?
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beato posted:Oh my God, it's Jackie Chan! Actually it's David Mitcherr.
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And More posted:How hard can it be to get someone to proofread your nine-word sign? That looks like a professional vinyl banner, so we're talking about two independent levels of fuckup here. How the gently caress are you in the signmaking business and can't take one look at what garbage your client hands you and think "oh maybe I should fix this before I fire up the plotter?" Fuuuuuuuuck 
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:That looks like a professional vinyl banner, so we're talking about two independent levels of fuckup here. How the gently caress are you in the signmaking business and can't take one look at what garbage your client hands you and think "oh maybe I should fix this before I fire up the plotter?" Fuuuuuuuuck There's a place in my town, a state capitol, called Capital Auto. Why did nobody tell them when they applied for a business license?
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theflyingorc posted:There's a place in my town, a state capitol, called Capital Auto. Is this an ironic post or something? Because capital is the correct word. Capitol is a building.
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theflyingorc posted:There's a place in my town, a state capitol, called Capital Auto. Oh dear god, I had forgotten that those were two different words for the better part of a decade. It's probably wrong on everything I've written forever. What...what have I done
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kazil posted:Is this an ironic post or something? Because capital is the correct word. Capitol is a building. It's within a few blocks of the building. edit: although now that you point it out i guess they technically get a pass
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Mine was waaaaay easier after the first failed attempt. 
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Breakfast is spelled wrong too on that sign, so it's a double gently caress up.
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And More posted:How hard can it be to get someone to proofread your nine-word sign? Yeah, that's true.
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Penny Arcade's dealer sketch table at SDCC, featuring dick-butt and loss.jpg:
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thespaceinvader posted:They clearly do. They only offer free coffee to a person called Monday. Or they make a shitload of coffee on Monday and give it away free the rest of the week.
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Skeesix posted:Masterful I don't think that was the word you meant. SMASHING!
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not dickbutt voted 1
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:That looks like a professional vinyl banner, so we're talking about two independent levels of fuckup here. How the gently caress are you in the signmaking business and can't take one look at what garbage your client hands you and think "oh maybe I should fix this before I fire up the plotter?" Fuuuuuuuuck On an episode of QI, David Mitchell goes on rant about this exact thing. His conclusion is basically that sign-writers know where the apostrophes go, but list spellchecking as a premium, twice the price, service. When customers decline spellchecking services, they print the sign as is, knowing that the customer will have to return twice as quickly to have the sign reprinted correctly. In order to maintain my sanity, this is the theory I choose to subscribe to. e: found the clip on Youtube, in case anyone is interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7h1FGLfwDLI
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Hang on... this isn't the Gif Thread! Pictures!      
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Istari posted:On an episode of QI, David Mitchell goes on rant about this exact thing. His conclusion is basically that sign-writers know where the apostrophes go, but list spellchecking as a premium, twice the price, service. When customers decline spellchecking services, they print the sign as is, knowing that the customer will have to return twice as quickly to have the sign reprinted correctly. The greengrocer's apostrophe. It's shockingly common, especially in rural areas, to see an apostrophe used mistakenly to pluralize things. The signmaker might not have even known it was incorrect because of how commonly it's used. 
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