Saw this one at Disney World in the “Swiss Family Treehouse.”

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• Should be “SHIP’S LOG”

I don’t think it’s as fancy as it sounds.

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• “GAREGE” should be “GARAGE”

Color-by-number tiger girl is really freaking me out.

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• “Kid’s” should be “Kids”

Ask about our bulk discounts!

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• “Unique One of a Kind” is redundant

“And I’d know…”

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• “TOMATOE” should be “TOMATO”

What’s really sad is that someone out there gets paid to add meaningless “digital” copy to products to make them sound fancier. And they’re failing at it.

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• “DIGITIAL” should be “DIGITAL”
• Actually, “DIGITIAL” should be dropped altogether. There’s no such thing as a digital antenna.

Five points off for a single errant character? Tough grader.

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• BOUNDERY should be “BOUNDARY”

Inspector Gadget doesn’t understand why people can’t operate his toilet.

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• “Have You Flushed with Success” needs a question mark at the end
• “Please Check the toilet is clean” is awkwardly worded. “Please Check that the toilet is clean” might be better.
• The capitalization throughout the sign is strange
• The second sign is a run-on sentence
• “please do this from here on” could imply that you should stand at the sign to flush, as suggested by the comment written at the bottom

We’re rebels. We don’t believe in warranties. “As is”—take it or leave it! Shopping with us is like playing the lottery. But uh… yes, as you can see we actually do have a warranty.

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• “IF IT DON’T WORK” should be “IF IT DOESN’T WORK”
• There seems to be a contradiction—it is being sold “as is” with no warranty, but the text that follows actually describes the terms of a warranty

All is forgiven if you tell me where you’re selling diesel fuel for under $2.00!

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• “Prices” should be “Price”
• There should be a period after “Broke”
• “Broke” doesn’t need to be capitalized
• “incovience” should be “inconvenience”

Unnecessary apostrophes such as these are so crude. They might as well say “FRESH SALAD>1″

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• “PASTA’S” should be “PASTAS”
• “SALAD’S” should be “SALADS”
• “HOME MADE” is typically one word

“Draught” they get.

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• “Genness” should be “Guinness”

Five years. 15,000 workers. Result? The world’s largest concrete structure peep show.

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• What was intended to be a list ended up reading like a sentence

Readers of this site will note that our posting “vacume” lasted for much longer than four minutes. We’re back! Keep the submissions coming.

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• “VACUME” should be spelled “VACUUM”

All I can picture is a pirate. “Sorrrry Matey! We be reopen on the morrow.”

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• “We be reopen tomorrow” should be “We will reopen tomorrow” or “We will be open tomorrow”
• It’s possible they meant “Sorry, we are closed”

It’s the prequel to the Christian Bale movie. You get to see him flub a bunch of “pick a card, any card” tricks.

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• “PRACTIGE” should be “PRACTICE”

Are they selling a hotel?

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• “SUITES” should be “SUITS” They’re probably talking about furniture, so that’s right!
• “MATTRESS’S” should be “MATTRESSES”

“I know there’s a Y in there somewhere!”

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• “VYNILS” should be “VINYLS”

Two sandwiches, a salad, and a burger? That’s quite a meal!

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• The second sentence could have “grows” or “comes” but not both
• “sandwich” should only be listed once
• “and” should be “or” in the last sentence

This sign could use some pier review.

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• “VIOLATER’S” should be “VIOLATORS”
• “BAND” should be “BANNED”

When you get to the bathroom you’ll be greeted with cries of “Help, we’re trapped in here because the exception only allows for a one-way trip!” And then you’ll be stuck there too.

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• “only for to get to” should just be “only to get to”
• They should consider allowing people to return from the bathroom

I should hire a handyman to author these captions.

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• “To” should be “Too”

My honor student fries can punctuate the pants off of your fries.

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• the second “fries” should be “fries’”

It’s just the ones in red frosting that are wrong. Dr. Jekyll and Mrs. Hide the Dictionary’s bakery?

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• “Your cute” should be “You’re cute”

You should never be unsure about a sandwich.

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• “SANDWHICH” should be “SANDWICH”

Someone is about to fail a random drug test.

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• “BAEKD” should be “BAKED”

Forget the extra “L” — where in America do Taco Bell restaurants close at 10:30? Naples, Florida?

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• “’till” should be “until” or “’til”

So does it spread easily?

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• “HO-MADE” should be “HOMEMADE”

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• The exclamation points after “GIRLS” should probably be a comma
• “LIFES” should be “LIVES”
• “GENOROSITY” should be “GENEROSITY”
• This is too hard. I feel like I’m reading a MySpace blog. I’m out.

Inconvience sounds like something that might require a trip to the doctor.

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• “APPOLOGIZE” should be “APOLOGIZE”
• “INCONVIENCE” should be “INCONVENIENCE” in both cases
• There is no space between “ACCEPTING” and “CASH”