Now really. If it's high enough up to hit your head, how are you going to see a little tiny label with hard to read words? Unless it's a ledge I could hit MY head on (and I'm five feet tall) in which case everyone else would not be able to see it because they'd be looking down. Come on, guys.
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Things I see a lot: silica gel "do not eat"; hair dryer labels; inside the bus "do not drill"; Wal-mart sign about IDs; coffee machine with "2" cup sizes; employees must "wash hands"; that failblog post.
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The ledge is probably tired of getting head-butted by random passers-by...
Watch my head what? Explode?
Watching your own head is really hard to do without a mirror.
What a fun blog!
Read more humorous interpretations of grammatical and punctuation errors at:
GrammarGuard.org
This entry http://grammarguard.org/blog/meghans-bad-marks highlights unnecessary quotation marks.
Oh Christina, what fun! I love the site!
Now really. If it's high enough up to hit your head, how are you going to see a little tiny label with hard to read words?
Unless it's a ledge I could hit MY head on (and I'm five feet tall) in which case everyone else would not be able to see it because they'd be looking down.
Come on, guys.
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