
Complaint: Misdemeanor apostrophe negligence, confusing possessive "its" with contraction of "it is"; engraving and mounting faulty apostrophe on plaque in entrance of gentleman's club - which must be classy because it has "VIP" in the title.
Defendant: VIP Club
Report: Officer noticed transgression while passing what portends to be an esteemed VIP gentleman's club, if by "gentleman" you mean guy from New Jersey who likes to watch semi-naked girls gyrating, and if by "VIP" you mean person who pays a nominal admission charge.
Fine: Whatever you're willing to tuck in officer's boxer shorts. Officer claims to be studying to be a lawyer and is just doing this to get through school. Intends to stop any day now.
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Comments
AND the phone number is written incorrectly - either use () OR a dash between the area code or prefix, not both!
Posted by: Alicia Katz | July 31, 2004 12:55 AM
Furthermore, having correctly punctuated 'N.Y.', they should have correctly punctuated 'VIP' as 'V.I.P.'.
Posted by: Chris | October 9, 2005 10:18 AM