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Sometimes the absence of an apostrophe can lead to interesting concepts. AP Patrol investigators caught this on the Hill in St. Louis a couple of weeks ago. The sign, and the violation, are very old. But there is no Statute of Limitations on AP violations.
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Not as appleaing as Corndogs!!
Posted by: Steve Nelson | December 11, 2012 at 11:18 AM