Proofreading by the Wordsmith

When travelling to the north of Scotland, one does have to be a bit wary of the locals at times…

Perhaps this message might be placed under the rest...of the scam messages. (Hat tip to Tony Silvestri)

It's AISLE, not to be confused with ISLE—or, apparently, I'll. (Hat tip to Judy Stone!)

I don’t actually want to know the gory details of this one! At least they spelled “inconveniences” (plural?!?) correctly. (Hat tip to Lynn Miclea!)

Just a little typo!

I believe that ethereal just might be the appropriate term here. (Hat tip to Leslie Hendrix!)

Unfortunate letter spacing of the week...

I've always identified as a Madman

Uh oh! (Hat tip to Larry Beahm!)

This summary should reveal why a hyphen can bring clarity. While I can easily imagine a “killer crab,” having seen Japan’s giant end-table-sized deep sea crabs, I don’t believe that was intended here. (Hat tip to Morgan Black!)

We used to make this exact joke when I was a kid: "Can't elope tonight; Dad's got the car." Except it was a JOKE. There's even an apostrophe! Sigh. (Hat tip to Matt Atwater!)

I’m Captain Grammar Pants.

You are allowed to use apostrophes to avoid confusion, as in the "Oakland A's," but there should be no confusion with a number. Form into groups of four; "form 4s."

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But I LIKE to keep my clothes and shoes on when I shop for garden supplies! (Hat tip to Peter Moss!)

This one is close to the extremely popular "Tudoring" sign, but this works as well! (Hat tip to Robin Jimenez!)

Every time

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Road sign to UK seaside town spelt wrongly