Those Canadian's, eh?

No in is or out is? Hard to argue with on the basis I have no idea what this could even mean.

I'm sorry to say I went to school with this offender. I'm more hurt than angry.

From the window of a real estate agent in San Diego. 'Example is', indeed!

From the window of a hardware store in the Bronx. Note the interesting use of periods. If I had the nerve, I would have gone inside and asked for a "shovel is and a spreader is, please". Obviously, I don't.

I'm trying to picture what was going through the author's mind as they wrote this:

"To 'wok' something is a verb, right? So, if I cook something in a wok, then I must have woked it. Crap - that sort of means I roused it from sleep. Erm, 'wok'd'. That's it."

Taken on Mass Ave, Cambridge. I thought this was supposed to be a clever town, what with all those fancy university's and whatnot.