I wonder what you really need to close? Your mouth (zing!)? Thanks Jack.
"Banheiro" "quebrado"
7 years ago
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2 comments:
Maybe you have to close the door in front of you, that's a clerical error. lol
So, seriously. We see these signs with misused quotes going up. They are put up by a co-worker. In some cases we know the coworker who did it.
Have any of us *asked* the person what the heck they were thinking when the put in the quotes? Because, honestly, I can *not* comprehend what they were thinking. It's not simply a matter of being wrong that bugs me. I seriously can not comprehend what anyone could possibly mean by this or why it would even occur to them.
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