I'll Take Two! (Guest Posting: Erica Johnson!)

Possibly even a better deal than our previous discounted lover special.

Someone had Extra Research $

An earth-shattering discovery: 
Exercise may contribute to health and quality of life. 

But what if you don't have cancer?

Some Restrictions Apply

Hidden Ingredients (Guest Posting: Yannick Lewis!)

With one of the best brand names, 

"Nice! Milk" has a secret ingredient. 

Hope you aren't allergic!

Choose Wisely

Aside from the gratuitous apostrophes, I appreciate the warning that nothing aside from the yogurt is actually worth eating.

The Least You Can Do

Recently, the City of Camden has taken up a new marketing campaign:

It's a pretty sad slogan, but I'll give it a shot: 

Last year Camden reclaimed its place as the top city for violent crimes per capita. 

Humans Involved (Guest Signage: Luisa Bonifacio!)

Keeping track of Columbia University's facilities, 
Luisa brings us another gem.
Sure, it's not really "bad" signage, but it's definitely fun.

Choose Wisely

Since reading this I worry when I eat spinach that somewhere out in the world there is some poor sap waiting for me to finish so he can enjoy his bean curd.

Unless it literally means that the plants can't eat at the same time. In which case I need to rethink my understanding of plant biology.

Read the Fine Print

Just because you're offered to be "the face of our new marketing campaign" doesn't mean you're going to like the results.

If You Have to Make a Rule... (Guest Signage: JennyOoooo!)

I have it on good authority that this is not photoshopped.

Facts

The following sign is posted on the R Train platform:

It's a fact: 64% of kids who ride the R Train will start smoking. 

Pushback

I have no idea how anyone got into this store.

Doing Our Part: Update!

We continue to update you on the sale/sell controversy:

A quick recap.

First we reported these signs from a local street kiosk:

Within a few days, one was modified, but as we noted, 
typos were still plentiful and the corresponding sign on the opposite side of the kiosk was untouched:

 Well, our complaints were heard. 

As of today, the sign is 96% removed. 
I assume they left the corners as place holders. 

Meanwhile, the corresponding sign is still standing, 
but "sale" has been corrected. 
Apparently there's a seven-day delay between east and west sides.