Misspelled Signs - Page 14

I get a kick when I discover additional spelling errors in a sign after I've transferred its picture to my computer. In this case, I saw "donnut" - which was good enough for me - and I caught the shot. Later I found that the sign also had the common "coffe" and a new one, "beacon" - as in "beacon egg & cheese on roll."

You can spell it "yogurt." You can even spell it "yoghurt." But you shouldn't spell it "yougurt."

I guess we can be pretty sure that there is no sand in their sandwiches.

Here are two signs at the same auto repair shop which indicate that they perform wheel "alingment." I guess it be so.

Their cinnamon rolls are so sinfully delicious that they call them "sinnamon" rolls.

It's a sure bet that this sign wasn't lettered by someone named Herbert. The word is supposed to be spelled "sherbet."

Let me speak to the manager! Oh, he's not on-site? He's away at a manger, you say? Very well.

BTW: I'm pretty sure that it should also read "Administradores."

This place has two breakfast specials and one breakfast "specil." Now that last one is what I call extra-special!

On the other hand, this place announces neither breakfast specials nor breakfast specils. But it might have "breafast" specials.

From what I can tell, this crudely scrawled sign reads "WARNING / STOP PUTTING YOUR GARBAGE HERE / THIS IS NOT A PABLIC DAMSTER" Nor, I should add, is it a public dumpster.