The first one is the window of a local dry cleaning place, and the second is the back of an advertisement for a nail salon.
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22 hours ago
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Signs of the Times
We all make mistakes now and then; nobody's perfect. But when a business puts its mistakes in bold print on a window or on a flyer, doesn't it make you think twice about the quality of the product or service that business provides? I mean, everyone has different skill sets, but I think if I were a business owner, and I knew that I struggled with grammar or spelling, I might make an effort to let a few other people get involved in the advertising process. I would also think, by the way, that the printers or window designers might have caught these errors.
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That is one of my biggest pet peeves EVER. I think that if people REALLY and truly care about what it is that they're advertising/selling/doing, they would do everything in their power to make it as professional as possible. Misspelling things in a place that everyone will see it like that is definitely NOT professional, or should I say, perfessional. :)
ReplyDeleteWoah, that second one gave me a headache.
ReplyDeleteI know my grammar stinks but if I was going to make a sign, I would make sure everything was perfect before it went up.
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ReplyDeleteHaha that's awesome. I wonder sometimes...I really do.
ReplyDeleteOh it looks like those business took the same spelling classes I did. Small world. :o)
ReplyDeleteThis makes me want to vandalize their business. I want to take a big old marker and correct the mistakes so everyone that is not actually paying attention can get a chuckle.
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the journalist in me CRACKED UP!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, yes! Around here a lot of the nail salons have huge grammatical errors on their windows.
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid that where I live the errors are more of the rule than the exception :)
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