Thursday, November 3, 2011

Let Me Stand Next to Your Catastrophe

Shelby spotted a blatant apostrophe catastrophe (you're/your confusion) on Fender's website when she was trying to enter a contest.


The sentence also needs a period at the end. Jimi Hendrix would be horrified. Fender Stratocaster needs to tune up its punctuation skills.

Thanks, Shelby!

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  5. kalyanNovember 6, 2011 at 7:31 AM

    LOL.. silly mistake and very common error. People also confuse with it's and its and make an array of mistakes.hope Fender Stratocaster sees this and correct it.

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