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Greatest Hits
- excuse our "emptiness"
- Quotation Area
- people and pets
- the other side
- ants
- fire alarm
- you're so "loving"
- police do be out
- building formerly known as church
- "no sex policy"
- "parents"
- "a" puppy
- cheaper than cheaper
- a true "classic"
- thank "god"
- revelation
- peanuts
- "stop"
- salvation/mexican food
- "congress person"
- President
- Speak English
- Security Guard
Unnecessary Quotes in Other Languages
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January
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- definitely short bus special
- radioactive cakes?
- "ballet" shoes
- more punctuation in the news
- "new pool"
- depends on your definition of constant
- "dressings"
- further discussion
- checker-like objects
- around now
- kind of sorry ish.
- you "dry off"
- "way" too excited
- rather believable
- used, "God Willing"
- "buddy" poppy
- "that's not all!"
- "kids"
- "free" "beer" "fridays"
- "fake blood"
- if you know what I mean...
- you're real "winners"
- it's "alive"
- pretend collaboration preferred
- it's "my" life?
- "served", as it were
- you know, "quotes"
- you can pay your Ponzi scheme in these though
- water with floaties
- just any cafe carousel
- more frenemies
- "summer camps"
- spit-polished
- "dont" "remove"
- locally
- "onion rings"
- it moves around
- except for the webcam
- we just call it crappy
- gun sale
- see who can camp the fastest
- they are "fun"
- they're very "close"
- as our great mayor says
- it's actually a very scary hamster
- short bus special?
- most students
- wait, what kind of "bags"?
- double dog dare you
- Deals
- family "run"
- oldschool?
- "victory"
- depends on your frame of reference
- "soda"
- relatively real
- you know, "dogs"
- more like frenemies
- really more aqua
- more or less
- the street's real name is indecent
- suspicious water... great
- saint-LIKE
- exclusive-ish
- fake socks
- what do you call somebody who hangs out with music...
- really more of an orange
- imaginary numbers
- they're ok
- I can has?
- fake flirting... fun times
- yard display
- oh dear
- what's happening!?!
- unpopular demand
- turn into carriage muffins
- more like 13.5
- sometimes terrific
- fake americans
- collection
- couscous-like
- if you call that cookies
- "experienced" at what?
- it's a catch phrase
- fool's gold
- water
- it's not even a parking lot anymore
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8 comments:
That's like defining pi to be 3. Government can't realistically just come in and decide what the rules of language are.
Better too few than too many. I believe it was Dave Barry, in his Mr. Language Person persona, who once wrote that the purpose of an apostrophe was to warn the reader that an S was coming.
In the U.S., the Board on Geographic Names ruled long, long ago that nothing can have apostrophes in them. Not like the locals ever care. :^)
Why can't they just change things like "King's Hospital" to "King Hospital", or from "St. Paul's Square" to "St. Paul Square" like they do in America? It seems to make sense, and it destroys the debate entirely.
I agree with Peter. As sad as I am to see the apostrophe's demise, it makes so much more sense to eliminate the S as well. The whole bit about it being confusing to have apostrophes is ridiculous; I think it's much more confusing now. But that's just me.
I am very upset about this. I will never go to Birmingham again.
This blog is so cool. LOVED reading these "signs".
My favorite part is the fact that Birmingham has a "transport scrutiny committee"... why don't American cities have those?
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