So There! (to see it)

The Capitalization is One thing, 

but The punctuation is Right Out of A Jose Saramano novel.

Watch Your Punctuation

I did not visit the site.

Say "Yes"

I guess they also accept "si," "oui," "ja," and "hai."

Poetry (Guest Signage: Jon Barnes!)

Who "not enjoy" haiku-y happy hour signs?

The Energizer Bunny of Sentences (Guest Signage: Erica Johnson!)

My biggest concern is that their customers appear unable to remember their own orders.

If It Looks Like a Duck and Quacks Like a Duck...

If everyone thinks you're the information booth, 

it might be time to take a hint.

FWIW: The place really does look like an information booth.

Thanks for the Update: Odd Jobs

From the Ivies, a moment of insight.
I also think the exclamation point suggests a tad too much glee over the successful delivery of an email.
It is, as they've already noted, 2012...

Speaking Truth to Power (Guest Signage: Erica Johnson!)

Sometimes Management needs a hint from the cleaning crew.

I have another comment for Management: Please use proper capitalization and punctuation.

Thank you,
Bad Signage Blogger

Captain Obvious

 This Park Avenue office brilliantly straddles the line between excellent and horrid signage.

As they say, Keep It Simple, Stupid.

It's All in the Name (Guest Signage: Darryl Bennett!)

• But it tastes so bland by itself. 
• That's one of the top five reasons it isn't called a "melter." 
• Can I melt one butter?
• Are they following the MLA or APA guidelines on multiple punctuation?
• If all caps equals yelling, I'd love to be in the mind of this sign maker. It would be like having DMX narrate the lunchroom rules. 

I'm So Excited!!!: Odd Jobs

Generation Punctuation is at it again, this time adding excitement to the already over-stimulating world of higher education financial aid.

Sure, this was probably written by an aspiring dental hygienist. But let’s save the bright smiles and cheery attitude for the toothpaste ads, okay?