Phil saw this on the road between Adelaide and Melbourne in Australia. He writes that he didn't see any bees. Maybe he did see a "bee" or two. Maybe by "area" they meant "continent".
"Banheiro" "quebrado"
8 years ago
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I was wondering, if I repeat or
copy my own words, should I
put quotation marks. Actually I
just looked it up in the dictionary, part of the definition where it says "to repeat or copy
the exact words spoken or written
by somebody" I'm a somebody, so
I guess I can quote my self.
"Somebody"-an "unspecified or
unidentified person or somebody
important a well known person"
Basically it has to be someone
with a body. Hmmmmmm. I think
you can even quote the disembodied, after all their some
body too.
Hey, what a great blog!
I'm going over to check out your link to apostrophe abuse, since I'm one of those people who carries a pen to correct signs that can't make bloody plural possessives (or even just plain old plurals) correctly.
I just "Love" you blog. After a camping trip this year I've really taken notice of of misused quotation marks. We stopped to get some "Dry" Firewood (it was dry once, and then it got rained on for 5 days). There was a sign explaining how to buy the "Dry" firewood, and how they were "Good and Honest" People (it was the honor system with a jar) ( so they are their defintion of good and honest, and it doesn't count that they sometimes kidnap the mail carriers). Also at the end it said "Take Care and Have a Good Weekend". Also on a church sign I have seen God in quotation marks. Weird.
Haha--why even use quation marks if you don't know how?
Perhaps by "Bees" he means crabs, and by "Area" he means his ... area.
reminds me of a famous quote
"to bee or not to bee"
I hope I don't get "stung."
ha ha ha ... ur "blog" is too "good". Will be a regular visitor hence forward.
This is obviously a wellness command for folks to "Bees Active" as opposed to being inactive ;-)
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