Actually the writer of this note knows exactly who took their spoon holder, but figures they have a better chance of getting it back if they say it's "lost" instead of stolen. Thanks, Joshua.
Monday, November 30, 2009
not really lost
Actually the writer of this note knows exactly who took their spoon holder, but figures they have a better chance of getting it back if they say it's "lost" instead of stolen. Thanks, Joshua.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
keep your friends "close"

I don't know if this is some crazy New Orleans slang, or if you are supposed to carry the door around with you or what. Thanks, Mico and Cuica.
career unfair

I don't know, I think career "fairs" without the caricature artist, games and prizes are less fair-like than this one, but ok sign. Thanks, Jim.
Please slack off

Hey, you. Do a mediocre job of "cleaning." Thanks, AV.
(two "clean" things in a row, what is this, swine flu season?)
Saturday, November 28, 2009
relatively clean

Of course, even if it looks spotless it may still be COVERED WITH GERMS! Enjoy your meal! Thanks, Amanda.
it depends on what your definition of "is" is

Robin spotted this outside of a senior center. I suppose there may be an existential debate about the quality requied for a "party" to be "had."
is this a conversation, or a list of titles?

Because that triple quotation mark around "no exception" makes things a bit more confusing. "This means you" anonymous submitter!
is anything truly authentic?

Jack saw this on his trip to Gettysburg PA and writes, "We saw a brochure for various attractions that touted "authentic" reproductions of our First Ladies' inaugural gowns. This made me think deeply about the concept of "authenticity." Is it like truthiness? My brain hurts."
wait for it...

This sign is full of suspense! They may or may not accept.............. Deliveries! phew. Thanks, Tim.
Friday, November 27, 2009
great quote

Oh man, that one was classic. Who said that, Mark Twain? I'm glad somebody bothered to write it down. Thanks, Scott.
good slogan

1) I love that they thought to ask people not to write on the notice which is in a little plastic folder also. 2) it's apparently their slogan. Thanks, Matt.
good deal

So I don't know if they are selling bags of diamonds or cocaine for a dollar, but that seems pretty cheap. Thanks, Sherri.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
no... now!

I'm guessing these quotation marks were to guard against you thinking they wanted you to order your flowers today in case the sign still existed now. Smart. Thanks, Drew.
Happy Thanksgiving

unlike some people, I believe thanksgiving is a real holiday. Have a good holiday, U.S. readers. I'm thankful for you too, everybody else!
Thanks for the photo, Jenn.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
"payment" as it were

I don't know what kind of "payment" they are expecting at the "window," but it sounds exciting. Thanks, Jacques.
you know, "common sense"

I like how the part in quotation marks is actually one of the few things meant literally. Or MAYBE IT ISN'T.
Thanks Bata.
sure it is

I think pepperoni is already ambiguous enough that something that barely qualifies as pepperoni seems pretty scary. Thanks, Mike.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
that is a work of art

I'm glad this warning comes with its own title. That makes it easier to cite in academic papers. Thanks, Blair.
go ahead, say it

This sign really wants you to say, ungrammatically, "how I can save money!?" That's Wal-mart for you. Trying to make smart people sound dumb. Thanks, Mehgan.
Monday, November 23, 2009
I see how this is

I watched Scrubs. I know what goes on in "Supply Closets." (hint: it's makeouts). Thanks Mike, who also posted here.
"please"

You jerky outsiders and your annoying parking. We are not interested in being polite to you, really. Thanks, Sarah.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
the quotes go around the quotation, kids

I think the church janitor may have crossed the line when he decided his new nickname was "God." Thanks, Patrick.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
keep doing that

I mean, if you were really thinking, you might avoid fast food. So thanks for pretend thinking. And thanks for sending this in, Darlene.
code words everywhere

I have no idea what it means to walk with an "old x-ray." It's probably code for some terrible punishment. Thanks, Kiron.
Friday, November 20, 2009
said the wolf

Kristy spotted this outside a wolf's cage at the zoo. Either the wolf is being sarcastic, or this is an actual quotation from the wolf.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
if you call that candy

Nothing like something you can barely call candy. Maybe it's "healthy" or something. Thanks, Kiersten.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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