Ever notice hand-written signs with letters in all-caps, except for the letter L? It looks like an uppercase i ...
WHY DO PEOPlE WRITE lIKE THIS?
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
BlACK MINT
Ozzie's coffeehouse is shutting down on 7th Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, most likely due to the confusion caused by random lowercase L's that appeared throughout the join, like this pot of BlACK MINT. It's not about anything else you may have read.
Labels:
BROOKlYN,
food,
PARK SlOPE
Location:
57 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217, USA
Sunday, August 28, 2011
AMBUlETTE
As we hunker down in Brooklyn in preparation for the arrival of Hurricane Irene, emergency teams are gearing up, preparing for the worst. LOOK OUT! The wind is so strong tonight that it blew the uppercase right off the L in AMBUlETTE.
Location:
Crown Heights, Brooklyn, NY, USA
Friday, August 19, 2011
Try ANGlE
I'm so not handy, I had to look up what an ANGlE GRINDER is. Apparently it is a tool that is used to grind off the angles of uppercase letters, like an L, to make it into a lowercase L, which has no sharp angles, and looks remarkably like an uppercase i. Either that or this toolbox belongs to Angie Grinder, and she left it behind on the sidewalk here in Park Slope..
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Walking on BROKEN GlASS
Friend and journalist Paul Berger cracked a new case ... as in a box of BROKEN GlASS.
He also just wrote this article about Leon and Brian Dewan of Dewanatron and their new musical invention, the Hymnotron.
Labels:
BROOKlYN,
PARK SlOPE
Location:
Park Slope, NY, USA
Friday, August 12, 2011
Everything in its write PlATES
I agree with Laura B, this PlATES notification found at the Fountain of Juice in Macon, GA is confusing. It could be in reference to Pilates, or a pirate, minus the AARRRRGH. And now it's impossible to make any corrections to the message, because, in a moment of overconfidence, it has been laminated. PlATES ARE NOT trash, but this sign is.
Sunday, August 07, 2011
PlEASE BUY
On the lowercase L beat in Hartland, MI, George Fox discovered "some sort of vegetable stand. They made a valiant effort in trying to fit in SYSTEM". I'm betting this poor farmer went out of business, because, PlEASE, there is no honor, only shame, in using a lowercase L in that way.
Wednesday, August 03, 2011
And They Were All YEllOW
stephanni sewell, who spells her name entirely in lowercase letters because she lOVES lower case (and not just the L's!), discovered these 40 NEW YEllOW BOX FLIP FLOPS in, appropriately, the YEllOW ROSE state. The author of this sign apparently flip flops on the use of proper case with L's, as is evident with the perfect alignment of the first lowercase L in YEllOW above the uppercase i in FLIP. It hurts my i's to look at it.
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