Fails found on blogs

Here are some links to some apostrophails. These are people's blogs, and the fails can be found in the names of the blogs.

http://www.girlydohairstyles.com/

http://ethillfamily.blogspot.com/

http://jackienkassiesdos.blogspot.com/

Hopefully it wasn't a teacher of those students who made this sign.


Don't hire these guys to make your sign.


I never thought I'd see the word "Ladies'" spelled this way again.


DVD's

Multiple Fail

I have more to upload, but blogger isn't working quite right.

A few new ones

Steve owns "the best."


Resume is by Valerie


Nothing get is by Greta. Ironic.

Security Check

When Jeff went to link to the previous post, this was his security check. We're not positive that this is a fail, but chances are, the creator of it intended it to be referring to multiple f-14s.

Huh?

Photo contributed by Jeff.
Okay. Do you notice the space before the N? That means that this is not a contraction of "Pigging."

Maybe they meant "Pig 'N Pancake," and they serve Pork and Pancakes. Even if that were the case, this would still be a problem, as then it should read "Pig 'n' Pancake."

Of course, it doesn't say either of these, so who knows what they are trying to say. What could they be shortening to "Pig'?"

Your vs. You're

Okay, kids, pay attention, because the adults don't seem to get it.

Your=ownership. In this case, the out belongs to you.

You're=you are. As in "You're out," which is what this idiot surely meant to say.

Many fails...

Way's, in addition to many other problems.


Taxi's


Guppy is to Puppy is.


Sign's

Blog Name Fail

Yeah, that's the full name of the blog. The Firefighters don't seem to own anything. Maybe they mean "The Firefighter Is," which would make an interesting name for a blog.

Plurals found on Google

Wow! Double fail!


Look at this one. They start off okay, and then suddenly forget our little rule.


These guys are advertising stupidity.


I'm not saying anything.


Maybe they meant "No food, drink, or sweet is to be taken into the toilets." I doubt it, but one can always hope.


Again, maybe they meant "No BBQ is permitted."

I think all of the people who wrote these need to hear our little rule. Everyone! "We will never use an apostrophe to indicate a plural."