Traffic-Slowing Typo?

It’s hard to hide a typo when it’s in bright yellow paint, proving once again that everybody could use an editor at some point in their lives. I wish the crew who painted this busy intersection near my house had known about eDitmore Editorial Services. I might have been able to save the city a little yellow paint — and a bit of a red face.

 

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August 27, 2013

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