One of my coworkers looked at this and said, "If you can't spell it, you can't sell it." That's the new rule.
There used to be a seafood place just south of me that sold Mane Lobster, Main Lobster and Miane Lobster on three different signs all on the same building.
Anna Lefler is an award-winning writer and humorist and the author of THE CHICKTIONARY: FROM A-LINE TO Z-SNAP, THE WORDS EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW (Adams Media, November 2011). Her work has appeared online at Salon.com, McSweeney's, TheBigJewel, MyPheme, FunnyNotSlutty and HumorPress. Anna's essays on modern motherhood have been nationally syndicated and her fiction has been presented onstage by WordTheatre Los Angeles. She has performed standup comedy in Los Angeles clubs including the Hollywood Improv, the Comedy Store, Room 5 Lounge and M Bar. Anna can also be found at www.annalefler.com, where she is trying to stop referring to herself in third person.
4 comments:
No, it's definitely them. If it were in quotes, you could submit it to the "blog" of "unnecessary" quotation marks.
Maybe it's a foreign language?
(thank you for being so sweet on my blog)
Hilarious! Almost better than reading odd foreign language translations!
One of my coworkers looked at this and said, "If you can't spell it, you can't sell it." That's the new rule.
There used to be a seafood place just south of me that sold Mane Lobster, Main Lobster and Miane Lobster on three different signs all on the same building.
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