Here's your sign.

[LBrown59]

what bugs my wife is business signs that have Ns backwards she wants to go up to the sings and change them.

 

[oldron]

Where do the backwards N's sing?

 

[jinman]

Here[/URL] is a website with 32 pages of misspelled words.

And technically spell check wouldn't pick up a grammar mistake like to and too.

Thanks Derek. I can't spend the time to read them all in one sitting, but I'll go there whenever I need a few laughs.

BTW: Did you notice I left the "ed" off of "spell" in my original post? I'm also not really immune to spelling errors.

 

[DocHeb]

On my last trip through Texas:

 

[LBrown59]

Where do the backwards N's sing?

 

[podagrower]

 

[jinman]

On my last trip through Texas:

Yep! That's my sign.

 

[davitk]

A sure sign you're in redneck country:

 

[SPYDERLK]

To, Two, or Too high, which one is appropriate?

Its plain that they meant that insurance premiums have gone from medium to high.
larry

 

[SPYDERLK]

I pass the "Oak Logde Apartments" every day. Its an old sign. Spelled consistently on both sides. Wonder if they got a rebate.
larry