It’s been a busy week for me as I prepare for my Provençal adventure, and it has been a busy week for this blog’s eagle-eyed contributors.
Apparently, it has been a tough week for those who write for public view.
For example, Max found a syntax mistake made by a WTOC Web writer.
“[This] has me imagining 81 ambulances lined up in front of the McDonalds in Pooler,” Max wrote. And then do they snap the victim into nine pieces so they can each get a part?
Aileen wants to know what “homous” is. I don’t know, but I don’t think the Tea Party would approve.
Daniel wrote of this sign, “Do they want us to kill our garbage instead?” Good question. Perhaps that will make it easier to be “procesed.”
Cheryl noticed this headline:
That must be one large ensemble if they can lay off 30,000 and still have members. It gives new meaning to the term “big band” (or Band Aid, even).
Finally, Aimee spotted this sign at All-American Gymnastics:
At least someone had the decency to cross out the offending word. Adding the correct one would have been a bonus.
Thank you to this week’s contributors! (And I really hope I didn’t make any mistakes in this post … )
Observe and report 
Am I reading that last sign wrong, or is it suggesting you leave your children unattended?
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I hope that the words under the door handle are “no child,” but I can’t be sure.
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Well, I am making the choice to believe that the word is “children” just so I can continue laughing to myself. I know, I am awful. I’m OK with that.
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Man, that 81 ambulances remark took me a while to understand it.
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