If you are putting up a sign in public

qetu1357

please get someone to read it first.

Spotted on Sunday

Christmas reeves

kermitfrog

Rather disappointing.

Wicked_witch

Last year, a fly by night shop nearby was advertising Christmas Bulbuls. I was quite sad to find out they didn't have any.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulbul

peachyprice

They would have looked lovely on your tree, but a bit messy.

yangptangkipperbang

Several years ago I saw "Xmas reefs" - I presume that the word "Christmas" was beyond them as well ..........

somethingcorporate

problem???

LutonGirl

There's a hotel near my office that has a banner out front stating "Festive Enquiries Now Being Taken". I'm dying to call them up and ask what time I should put a 12lb Turkey in the oven if I want to eat at 3pm on Christmas Day.

prowla

Wicked_witch wrote: »

Last year, a fly by night shop nearby was advertising Christmas Bulbuls. I was quite sad to find out they didn't have any.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulbul

Were they going cheep?

Squire_Fulwood

What about "10% off ladders", or in a multi story car park, "Use both lanes".

MamaMoo_2

Similarly, companies who use Facebook to advertise, but can't spell!

davidlizard

MamaMoo wrote: »

Similarly, companies who use Facebook to advertise, but can't spell!

Off topic, but what really annoys me is these scam emails pretending to be from my bank to get me to type in my username/password.

They go all through the effort of using a sophisticated bot-nets, trojans and viruses to take over thousands of PCs to send all this stuff out, and creation of fake bank sites to type all this into, then spoil it all by using a standard of English my 4-year-old would ridicule.