Politician's For Excessive Apostophe's
Courtesy of Talking Points Memo by way of Brother Vulture:
Sadly (or thankfully), the mistake has since been corrected. To his credit, McCain may have been confused by his opponent's St. Patrick's Day shirt:
A compendium of the most egregious misuses of grammar, spelling and the
English language encountered in the daily lives of several bi-coastal vultures.
A living testament to Lynne Truss, author of Eats, Shoots & Leaves - any grammar vulture's bible!
Courtesy of Talking Points Memo by way of Brother Vulture:
Sadly (or thankfully), the mistake has since been corrected. To his credit, McCain may have been confused by his opponent's St. Patrick's Day shirt:
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10:18 AM
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French phrases are fun to appropriate, no? À la mode means either "fashionable" or "with ice cream" – both fabulous options as far as the Vultures are concerned. This display at a downtown Los Angeles greasy spoon gem, however, could use a re-print:

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BromGeorge
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5:46 PM
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A Grammar Vulture tip of the hat to our favorite criminals of the moment, the Typo Eradication Advancement League (TEAL). Meet the League's helpless victim:
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Stevie Joe
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4:04 PM
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A Hollywood parking lot could perhaps put its $20 fees to better use by paying for the missing letters and punctuation on their signage:
"Will be charge" is fairly painful, and we suppose including the apostrophe in "owner's expense" is out of the question!
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BromGeorge
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9:56 AM
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Should you find yourself in Philadelphia and thirsty, be sure to stop by the Rolling Stone Grill & Bar and ask for a $5 "Jagar Bomb."
We have no idea what you'll be drinking, however, since the popular-with-jocks liqueur Jägermeister is correctly abbreviated "Jäger."
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BromGeorge
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4:52 PM
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Make no mistake: the Vultures enjoy good food! This salad's inspiration, however, remains a mystery.
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BromGeorge
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10:18 PM
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Dingo
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12:04 PM
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Yikes, Universal Studios. All adults are admitted for one kid's price? We're not on the board of directors for your failing theme parks, but that does seem to be a less than profitable business model. And who chooses the particular kid, anyway?
Added bonus: Universal Studios "Hollywood" isn't located in the Los Angeles neighborhood known as Hollywood at all. The park is in Universal City, CA.
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BromGeorge
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1:22 PM
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It's fairly common to find a "notice of filming" affixed to doors on otherwise unspectacular streets in Los Angeles. This notice, for an FX television show called "Sons of Anarchy" (but formerly known as "Forever Sam Crow"), showed up on our mailbox one afternoon:
Dear production assistants: you're going to want to spell the name of your production correctly! Also, while none of the Vultures makes his living in TV production, we're fairly certain that "1 generator" actually appearing in the scene would be a faux pas.
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BromGeorge
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10:07 AM
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