This is a offer I *can* refuse.

I've edited my name out, but this was the subject line of an email from Tulalip Resort Casino on February 17, 2012. It was the very first email from them after registering as a member. Let's have a toast to their future emails...

Foward Facing

I took this picture with my cell phone, hence the poor quality. It's from a packaging label for a baby car seat for sale at Wal-Mart in Tulalip, Washington. However, I don't remember if the brand was Graco or Evenflo. The person(s) responsible for the text clearly weren't facing forward while proofreading.

WHAT ARE CRITIC'S SAYING ABOUT THIS YEAR'S BREAKOUT HIT?

-- Promotional poster at Wal-Mart in Tulalip, WA, USA, on April 1, 2009

An example of when critic's is correct: Where is the critic's jacket? Correct because there is just one critic and the jacket belongs to the critic. An example of when critic's is incorrect: see images. It's a classic case of inserting an apostrophe before an s when writing a plural word. When there is one, it's critic; when there are two or more, it's critics. It's a shame it happened on an otherwise well-designed poster for a great movie.

tommorrow

-- Sign on window of Sunglass Hut at Seattle Premium Outlets on December 18, 2008

It's easy to forget if tomorrow has two m's or two r's, but two of both? Come on.