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Slow News day.
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At least the dates on the Thames Water sign are not so precise as to be inaccurate from day one, creating false expectation.
No rogue apostrophe's either. |
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Apostrophe situation feels it's just getting worse by the year. A barber shop opened near me last year with, two on the sign. "Mo's Barber's".
Well at least one was right. |
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Bow Bike's - but it's their truth.
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This post and the replies remind me of Keith Waterhouse’s column for the Daily Mirror in the last century.
He wrote in his self-elected position as President of the AAAA, ie Association for the Abolition of the Aberrant Apostrophe, two or three times a year. Although it was a good, comedic read he made it clear that he was offended by the examples he cited |
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Please send the photo of the errant apostrophe to the Apostrophe Protection Society for addition to their online Rogues' Gallery.
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WORKFORCE IN ROAD
are SLOW to remove their warning sign |
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Undated but apparently temporary road signs can be weird. Near me in Paterborough, at the junction with the B1092, a red sign pointing south-west along the A605 says "No road markings for 1.5 miles". But the perfectly good road markings are unchanged from when the sign first appeared some 3 years ago.
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Report the Workforce sign via the Fix My Street app. Works for me in Birmingham.
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Perhaps the shop belongs to Bow Bike.
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Yike's!
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I love it when those “New Road Layout Ahead” signs are still there 5 years later.
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The removal people have been slow, like the workforce in the road.
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Does 'Workforce in road' make motorists more cautious than 'roadworks ahead' by signalling that humans are involved?
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