I wish that Laurie had also depicted the "bags" to which this refers. I am disappointed that the scratched out portion also says bags, but it's strange because I'm not sure what the error is. That kind of makes it more awesome.
Just found your blog! It is so hilarious. Unnecessary quotes are my recent biggest pet peeve. Next time I see a good one I will take a picture and send it to you!
It looks to be a fabric store, so I am pretty sure that could have been "Rags Bags". A fabric outlet store I used to visit would bundle up fabric ends randomly and sell these rag bundles to crafters, quilters, etc. If so, though, I am not at all sure why they felt the need to get rid of the word rags...
My boss does something similar all the time and its hilarious. Every single document/piece of paper he sends my way has my name written on it twice, once scratched out.
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Just to be safe, better leave the ----- bags alone.
Just found your blog! It is so hilarious. Unnecessary quotes are my recent biggest pet peeve. Next time I see a good one I will take a picture and send it to you!
Just found your blog. "Love" your quotation marks.
*"bags"/condoms, whatever, just trust us when we say not to open it*
Maybe they were Bab's bags? You know Barb, don't mess with her bags.
grab bags. def grab bags.
I think it said the missing word is "the" because they weren't sure if "the bags" should be in speech marks or just "bags".
I think it is "tea Bags"
Old bags?
It looks to be a fabric store, so I am pretty sure that could have been "Rags Bags". A fabric outlet store I used to visit would bundle up fabric ends randomly and sell these rag bundles to crafters, quilters, etc. If so, though, I am not at all sure why they felt the need to get rid of the word rags...
My boss does something similar all the time and its hilarious. Every single document/piece of paper he sends my way has my name written on it twice, once scratched out.
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