You may recall an error that I took a picture of in a previous post. It looks like Bernie’s Flower Shop is at it again.
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Well, if his five-year-old son wrote it, that’s okay.
The best grammer errer I saw in a sign was at a toy store announcing the arrival of a long-awaited new toy. I forget exactly what the toy was, but the sign read, “THERE HERE!!!”
I don’t blame a guy who lives in a place where daffodils and carnations are referred to as “flah-ers.” How is anyone supposed to learn to spell in that environment? It’s like when I moved there from Michigan in first grade and promptly lost a point on a spelling test for mispronouncing “orange.” Apparently, the correct pronunciation is “ah-rnge.” Western Pennsylvania is the bane of phonics (or as my niece Dani would say, “fawn-ix”).
Heh, I’d have spelled daffodils wrong. Before writing this comment, there was no point in my life where I was required to spell daffodils.
Yeah, but unlike Bernie, but you haven’t been running a FLOWER SHOP since 1951.