Misspelled Signs - Page 28

I can't think of anything clever to say for this one, just to point out that "occationals" should be "occasionals." Possibly, the signmaker was thinking of the word "vocational."

Similar to the immediately previous one, "microdermabration" should be "microdermabrasion."

Maybe whoever is responsible for this creating this awning partook in a little Johnnie Walker scotch before or during the effort. If so, I wonder if that person read the label as "Jhonnie Walker."

We've seen one of these - "sandwhich" - before, albeit pluralized as "sandwhiches." But there's a new one, "sousage" instead of "sausage."

This one got me to thinking: Did Martha Stewart pay "imcome" tax on the sale of her ImClone stock?

When forming an adjective from the word "guarantee," it should be "guaranteed," not "guarantied." However, I'm not sure about "pocker." Is that Spanish for "poker?" (I assume maquina de pocker is supposed to be a video poker machine.)

Admittedly, "Myrtle" sounds like it should be "Mirtle," but it's spelled with a y, not an i.

I'm no automotive whiz, so correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm almost certain that it should be "struts," not "structs."

First one: "Toillets" should be "toilets."

Second picture: "Flu" is missing an e - twice. There is, of course, a word "flu," but it's short for "influenza" - certainly not what was intended, "flue." Granted, it's possible that an e might have been obliterated from the window - notice the a missing from "faucets" in the top shot - but to have it happen two times is too coincidental for me to believe it's not a mistake.

I knew that it was only a matter of time before I would find "trespassing" misspelled as "tresspassing." Here it is.