Here are a couple of Flickr pools with photos of signs that have words in quotations for no reason, and non-possessive plurals with apostrophes (also known as the "grocer's apostrophe.")
My personal favorite, "Work fom 'Home'," isn't pictured.
Here are a couple of Flickr pools with photos of signs that have words in quotations for no reason, and non-possessive plurals with apostrophes (also known as the "grocer's apostrophe.")
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I had a boss at a coffee house who did that everywhere. He used quotation marks for emphasis, I think.
LET FALLING KNIVES "FALL"
That sort of thing. One time he asked me to add an item to the menu, so I embellished it in his style:
FRESH "SQUEEZED" ORANGE JUICE
Two years later, and it's "still" like that.
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