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Behold: the Dublin, Ireland “Anti Dog Fouling” campaign. The signs were placed outside schools, and in a number of spots in the city. Now, the Dublin City Council will take them down and begin again.
Just another reminder to control your apostrophes, friends.
And just like that, the holidays are upon us.
This is what happens when I get a moment to breathe: a cornucopia of fails just for you.
I’m thankful for your readership.
Enjoy your turkey, turkeys.
It’s that time again: National Grammar Day!
Watch those apostrophes. Murder emphasis quotes and passive voice with sheer abandon. Sip a grammartini. Hug an editor. Rescue dangling modifiers. JUST GO CRAZY.
If you catch anyone shouting “Happy New Years!” tonight, please thump them on the head.
It might squash some party hats and/or provoke drunken anger, but go ahead and do it anyway.
Let me know how that goes.
News flash: We’re only celebrating one new year, not several.
While there will be more new years (don’t tell the Mayans), we’re only dealing with 2015 right now.
Correct: Happy New Year.
Incorrect: Happy New Years.
For geeky kicks, click here for a growing-by-the-minute list of “Happy New Years” tweets. Ugh.
It’s National Punctuation Day!
Please take a moment to pause and reflect on the importance of proper punctuation. Ready? Go.
OK, moment over; now, let’s celebrate!
Revel in National Punctuation Day by geeking out with some grand punctuation gaffes. Got your red pen handy? Good. Away we go!
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