Who is Martini, and why do you have his $11?
An anytime what? An anytime taxi, apparently.
Does the apostrophe after "til" mean that this place is open 5 tilde 2? It hardly matters, since this appears to be just an ordinary, everyday bar.
Monday, September 1, 2008
A night on the town with a grammarian
We were out at a few Baltimore bars this weekend, surrounded by misplaced apostrophes and other grammatical calamities. I always point them out. Sometimes, I fix them. This time, I documented them, albeit with my poor-quality camera phone:
Who is Martini, and why do you have his $11?
An anytime what? An anytime taxi, apparently.
Does the apostrophe after "til" mean that this place is open 5 tilde 2? It hardly matters, since this appears to be just an ordinary, everyday bar.
Who is Martini, and why do you have his $11?
An anytime what? An anytime taxi, apparently.
Does the apostrophe after "til" mean that this place is open 5 tilde 2? It hardly matters, since this appears to be just an ordinary, everyday bar.
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It's open tilidario 2am.
M O A N ! I hope you can fix a few of these in your time. Lord knows I've tried. . . .Maybe you can do it!
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