7 thoughts on “Punctuation Saves Lives”

1. Love it. But for bonus points, I posted it a while back on Facebook, with my own caption:

   Just thought of another variation on this:
   “Times have been hard for the poor rich & wealthy.”
   “Times have been hard for the poor, rich, & wealthy.”
   Discuss.

   I’m considering coming up with a suitable illustration like this for it.

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2. You could probably use the banker guy from Monopoly. You might already find him suitably lampooned or otherwise messed with on google images.

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3. Greg, hilarious!!! Randy, that’s brilliant!!

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4. Oh, there you go! Thanks! And with that suggestion, I think it might be best to use the picture from the Chance card, with his empty pockets hanging out. That would be perfect.

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5. OK, it is done, though I should probably tweak the proportions at some point, especially the top “poor rich & wealthy” text. But, for now:
   on Google+
   on Facebook

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6. Snorked.

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7. To borrow from a friend of mine: “An apostrophe is the difference between a business that knows its shit and a business that knows it’s shit.” 😉

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