[moovova]

Spelling Nazi.

[JRandomFreeper]

What's his FR screen name?

/johnny

[Clay Moore]

And I thought the grammar/spelling NAZIs around here were bad...

[FoxInSocks]

guessed that the letter may have wore off over time

Worn. May have worn off over time. Jeez. The past participle of wear is appropriate here, not the simple past tense.

[jonrick46]

My only question is, was he toilet trained yet?

This man needs to be spanked, given his tablespoon of meds and sent to bed.

[Billthedrill]

Explosives were overkill, IMHO. I’d have stuck to a gentle verbal reminder, a few shots with a 12 gauge and a chainsaw frenzy.

[Revolting cat!]

[Revolting cat!]

Dr Godwin please pick up a brown courtesy telephone!

[Rio]

[BenLurkin]

Teacher Standards an Practices Commission

Who goofed?

[Sherman Logan]

Now if they’d misused an apostrophe, high explosives would be entirely appropriate.

[teacherwoes]

Here's his next target

I did write to the state and told them of this mistake. They replied that they were aware of it and was going to replace it. I then wrote back and told them I was interested in obtaining the sign. They never got back to me. sigh

[familyop]

It appears that the administration of the “Teacher Standards an Practices Commission” had little sense of humor but much sensitivity. On the other hand, the whole pressure cooker gag was corny. It’s already been overused. Jail him for being corny and obnoxious.

[familyop]

"The man allegedly plunked a pressure cooker on the counter..."

I wouldn't work in such a place. But if I did, I would have reacted by groaning and saying, "Get out of here."

[Revolting cat!]

They’re gonna send Leonard to the Big House for a spell!

[Yardstick]

...but guessed that the letter may have wore off over time...

Uh oh, whoever wrote this might have a pressure cooker in their future.

[Revolting cat!]

[Revolting cat!]

[Revolting cat!]

Spelling error? What did she do?

[Bon of Babble]

I work at a school.

Some IDIOT painted “no parking pass this line” (NO, it wasn’t a teacher) in the teachers’ parking lot. I didn’t have my camera with me at the time; by the next day, the final “s” in “pass” was painted over and replaced with a “t”, although the original “pass” is still visible.