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  1. thepowerofblue says:

    Emo daycare!
    (LeToux)

    • vagabond says:

      Our Daycare will teach your child the invaluable skills to sit in a corner and listen to Lincoln Park, how to dye and mat his hair down, and of course proper cutting etiquette.

      • Arrian says:

        And learn about past US presidents such as Abraham Linkin.

      • royallyfuked says:

        despite the fact that a majority of the population is overly confused with what music is considered “emo,” I think you’re the first person to ever even remotely believe that Linkin Park might be in that genre.

      • archmage911 says:

        Johny Cash was the original emo. All black cloths… his songs are mostly people dying or goin to jail or leaving him, his pets die, it’s mostly somber stuff compared to the more upbeat honky tonk schtick of Merle and Willie. Emo started in country. Let an emo kid wrap their head around that so they’ll really have something to cry about.

        • sean says:

          no way, man
          we all know it started in ragtime

        • billy says:

          I still can’t believe, in 2998, people still fail at educating themselves. Emo was a popular genre based on hardcore in the early to late 90’s. It has come to a near death> i only say “near” because Saves the day and Jimmy eat World are stilla round… but they suck now.

          Emo, Emotive, bands that were big in the genre were Mineral, Christie Front Drive, Sunny Day Real Estate, Saves The Day, the first 2 Weezer CDs, Neutral Milk Hotel, Cursive, and Christopher Robin Device.

          Oh and the majority of EMO songs were written about religion. EMO is totally something now that it never was and i don’t understand why so many people make fun of “emo kids” (whatever that is) when they dont even know what the genre of music is. “hey… that kid is dressed all [emo style of music]” does not make sense. It just makes you sound like a douche. an ignorant douche

          we can all take this pill and swallow it.

          and as for linkin park being emo… nah they just suck.

          • thepowerofblue says:

            OOoh! A visitor from the 30th Century! Tell me, are you guys dreading the Y3K virus? Any mystery science theaters under construction?

            • Vagabond says:

              If so, is Joel still there? … cause it kinda sucked after he left -_-

              Also, to clarify for you Billy, “emo” is in fact short for emotional and I believe it came around from those kids in high school who are totally way over emotional. You might say they’re “in touch with their feelings” but I just say they’re “cry babies”

              These are the kids who sit in the corner and cut themselves “just to feel -something-” and these are also the kids who often become Goth or go totally nut-bar and start shooting.

              I’m not insensitive to their blight… but their blight is totally their own fault, so I’m not about to defend them either >< The genre of “emo” music may have come from anywhere, I don’t know, I’m not the music know-it-all type. Today though it’s usually screaming, incoherent, and somehow reflects the deep inner pain the proverbial emo kids suffers (read Linkon Park’s “Crawling” and almost anything by Evanescence for the girls)

              Now before all you little tolls start typing furiously, I don’t care XD Every region of America has their own popular music and local variations for every popular niche. So where you are, this all may be different. What I’ve described is how it was where I grew up.

              • Loz says:

                I’m going to ignore Vagabond’s ignorance.
                But Billy, how on earth were Neutral Milk Hotel emo?!

                • Vagabond says:

                  Now if you were ignoring me, you wouldn’t explicitly say so, you’d just idnore me >< That’s like posting “no comment” in a comment thread.

                  That aside, did you even read what I wrote? XD
                  I don’t care about music, I was commenting on emo in regards to overly emotional adolescents. I really don’t care about the classifications of music because frankly there’s so damn many different subtle variations of every genre that accurately classifying music takes a damn masters degree.

                  Then there’s the whole part about “Every region of America has their own popular music and local variations for every popular niche. So where you are, this all may be different. What I’ve described is how it was where I grew up.”

                  If you’re claiming that I’m wrong about the area that I grew up, where I watched the local social groups evolve over time, then you need to rethink the your understanding of the definition of ignorance, because I doubt you grew up in the exact same city, state, and neighborhood that I did, and therefore cannot possibly know what music and social cliques were popular in my specific area, and therefore could not possibly be qualified to comment on the validity of my previous statement, nor the quality of my knowledge.

                  • Dragonwriter says:

                    I read that you were talking about the blight of the tolls…and then I stopped reading.

                    • Loz says:

                      *sigh*
                      I’m ignoring purely because of the nastiness and stereotyping.

                    • Vagabond says:

                      So… in other words you’re jumping to a negative conclusion based on a typo, then using that conclusion as a platform to criticize me? And you say -I’m- the troll?
                      .
                      Opinion and ignorance are different. I have no interest in the “emo” genre of music, as I’ve already said, and my comments on the “emo” teenage psyche are entirely opinionated, and as such cannot be “wrong” or “right” — it’s just an opinion.

            • Isaac says:

              Epic comment.

          • Malfeasant says:

            so… you have a problem with describing people’s style of appearance based on a music style… punk? grunge? big hair?

        • Tch says:

          Country was emo looooooong before Johnny Cash was around, and it’s still pretty emo if you actually listen to it. 90% of all true country songs are about people dying, leaving you, cheating on you, hurting you, you being locked in jail, you being wronged, etc etc etc. Country was built on pity partying.

          Johnny Cash is country rock, not country. And he’s the original gangster. You must not hear much Johnny Cash, because most of his songs that involve people dying or going to jail involve pointless violence and murder. “I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die.” Come on, that’s emo? Show me an emo who can shoot a man through that curtain he calls his hair without making his mascara run from crying about how horribly unfair it is that he’s not the one dying and now has to go to jail where everyone will inevitably be mean to him and make life suck even more.

          • Vagabond says:

            See? *points*
            .
            “Show me an emo who can shoot a man through that curtain he calls his hair without making his mascara run from crying about how horribly unfair it is that he’s not the one dying and now has to go to jail where everyone will inevitably be mean to him and make life suck even more.” THAT’S emo, and it doesn’t matter what music you listen to, emo is being a total chronic wuss-bag cry baby over stuff that’s your fault.

        • toastbusterz says:

          Didn’t he kill a man in Reno, just to watch him die?
          (I finally figured out how to get a custom avatar!)

      • Bob Dole says:

        You messed up, it is “Are daycare.”

      • RPGod says:

        I declare an epic fail on your part. Linkin Park is not emo, in fact its not even close.

      • Nikki says:

        I don’t mean to be a jerk, but it’s sort of ironic that you misspelled Linkin Park.

      • Haizzly says:

        Linkin Park? emo?

      • daycare says:

        In my Daycare I’d show your children how to spell Linkin Park.

    • Dr. Tobias Funke says:

      I wish my grass were emo so it would cut itself

    • webb says:

      Failure to notice under-populatd emo daycare

    • Raul699 says:

      lol i was wondering if anyone would notice the emo.

    • Ky says:

      Omg, I know where this place is!!

      I went to highschool right next to this place!!

      no joke!!!

    • yomoma says:

      lol i like how it spells emo on the blocks

  2. yen says:

    Holy crap Im First!!!!

  3. dilettante says:

    SWEET CHEEKS?!

  4. dilettante says:

    And wait, they’ll teach your infant?

  5. haikuist says:

    Black bar FAIL!

  6. Ant says:

    They put the mental into developmental.

  7. Igor Imbuzeiro says:

    They even learn how to ALMOST spell EMO.

  8. UberPest says:

    Other goofs:

    In the first line *daycare* does not need to be capitalized as it is not a proper noun or part of a name. Also, I think it’s two words. In the same line there is a quantity agreement with *child/they*.

    In the third line the period should be a question mark and have a space before the next word. In the same line *preschool* should not be capitalized as it’s not a proper noun or name of a specific preschool. There should also be a comma after preschool (some might argue a semi colon and that could also be correct).

  9. brainzizizi says:

    Anyone else notice that the blocks on the left spell EMO?

  10. Thiefree says:

    I should think it’d be affordable. Like maybe a penny and two bits of string.

  11. SeaBee says:

    Everybody sing!

    “We don’t need no edukaishun!”

  12. Andrew says:

    Redaction fail: doesn’t it seem like this left you with a lot of information to track these people down if you were so inclined? I’m sure no one actually cares, but still, fail.

  13. SJ says:

    End all interrogative sentences with a “?”. For example, “Do you want … grow?”.

    Does anyone disagree.

  14. chez says:

    Tonight on the presidential debates: improving our schools; fund, reform, or just fire these f*cktards?

  15. Kr. says:

    Kendergarden? Kender means cannabis in hungarian. It must be interesting to see children being prepared for a whole garden of weed..

  16. Man... or AstroMan says:

    Kendergarden? Tasslehoff Burrfoot would be proud!

  17. ENG says:

    YOU SHOULD’VE JUST POSTED THE PHONE #. NO NEED TO BLOT THAT OUT.

    LET US TELL THEM IT’S WORTH ALL THE EFFORT TO CORRECT ALL TYPING MISTAKES.

  18. MarkovChain says:

    Took a long time for Billy Madison to finally finish college.

  19. Vagabond says:

    The worst part of this fail… is that I have a college degree and I work surveillance at a small pub and casino… and the person who wrote that advertisement is probably making more money than me…

  20. Joe says:

    Why didn’t you underline the part where it says EMO?

  21. james says:

    But people love to dev-elope!!!

  22. Lindsay says:

    Damn, the address has been censored! I was going to egg the building, but how on earth will I find this particular Sweet Cheeks Educational Developmental home Daycare amongst the thousands no doubt jostling for space on Lee Avenue, Highland Springs, Vancouver 23075?

  23. 4ndyman says:

    Lindsay,

    That isn’t Highland Springs, Virginia? (Or Highland Springs, Vanuatu?)

    Grammar cadets: Daycare (like healthcare) can be written as either one or two words — it’s simply a style choice. What surprised me about the grammar cadets’ list of crimes is that the fact that the second “sentence” is a fragment was omitted. Sentence fragments, on the whole, aren’t horrible, as long as they make sense. And this one doesn’t.

    Please don’t let these people know of their mistakes! If they correct their advertising, they might actually entice people to send their children there to “develope” their skills. These people should not be providing educational day care, so don’t help them get into the business!

  24. Tehshay says:

    Oh man… that’s near where I live. The shame!

    • vagabond says:

      I wonder if all these people talking about harassing them realize that Lee Ave is a residential street… That’s someone’s -home- address, not some business. This is basically a home do-it-yourself babysitting business someone’s trying (not very successfully) to run ><

    • Heyyy says:

      You live near here?
      So does I.
      We should mate lololllol ima hot girl lollolol or guy

  25. odd32 says:

    Well, this one is bad, just not that bad.

  26. Holo says:

    FIRE IN MY HAIR FOLLICLES

  27. Holo says:

    and on a serious note who the hell would send their children there?

  28. marishka says:

    Holy Crap! I thought I was looking at the Engrish Blog.

  29. Helena Handbasket says:

    Heh, heh. Tickle Me Emo…wouldn’t that be an oxymoron?

  30. Wolf Nanaki says:

    Epic grammar fail.

  31. anotherputz says:

    at least it’s affordable!

  32. Kendalljaye says:

    more concerned about the EMO school……

  33. Avis says:

    At last! we can see where all our trolls got their education! This now begins to make sense.

  34. Mr. Lucky says:

    Well, Whoooo-doggy! Thats right…we’ll learn ‘em how to pick the trailer most likely to git hit by a tornader. We’ll tell ‘em stories about the our secret club called the Klan. And then we’ll school ‘em on the art of meth makin and sour mash squeezins.

    Woohee! Know what Elmo says? He says, “Bitch! Where’s my cut for using my picture on your loser ad?”

    • Heyyy says:

      Dude I live right next to Highland Springs.
      Even the retards don’t talk like that.
      (having a sense of humor fail)

  35. ryszard says:

    MAD DEVELOPMENTAL SKILZ! UR CHIRRENS KAN HAZ DEM!!

  36. blinkingbythel says:

    hukd awn fonixs werkd four mee

  37. blinkingbythel says:

    Please! Tell me where I can sign up to develope(sic) skills and grow, and where I will be prepared for even Kendergarden(sic)

    Hukd on fonix didn’t werk for mea afterall =\

  38. TaygoVP says:

    This is awesome! Is tuition due on the 1th or 5nd?

  39. laura says:

    not just spelling fail…
    grammar fail…
    punctuation fail…
    children fail…(ultimately)

  40. T says:

    Did no one notice that this wonderful daycare is call “Sweet Cheeks”. Or did no one else find this disturbing?

  41. Take Out Food says:

    So thah teech whore childrun furst?

  42. Myztry says:

    Schooling for kids can be a bit disillusioning.
    I am forever (sarcastically) correcting the QUESTIONS on my kids homework…

  43. DJMEELAR says:

    2 fails

  44. Ope N. Wyde says:

    This is so fail I have to correct it.
    -
    “Do you want your children in a day care where they can learn, develop skills, and grow, preparing them for preschool and kindergarden, all at an affordable price? Come to:
    Sweet Cheeks Developmental Home Daycare
    ### Lee Ave., Highland Springs, VA 2375
    (###) ###-####
    -
    -
    There, my inner OCD child is calm.

  45. lolbukkit says:

    Good news! Your kids will be retarded, but it’s affordable!!

  46. CJ Tha Kid says:

    i’ve actually never seen such a massive fail…

    yeah, sometimes cars unsuspectedly plunge themselves into ice-covered, water-filled parking lots.

    but this is inexcusable. it’s about the future.

    THE FUTURE

    |the kid|

  47. rob chris says:

    no one notice
    E MO fail

  48. they may havea genuine reason waht about how crap spell checker is in word i am sure that it has something to do with this ??

  49. Maybe they should have got a company in to do these flyers cause they look kinda cheap we could have done a great job just take a look at our portfolio

  50. stygyan says:

    Would love to visit that center. Come on, guys, there are frigging KENDERS in there!

    I mean, We might even find some elves or whatnot

  51. Seeeks says:

    It’s the old people who don’t realize they’re supposed to use a space after a period. You don’t pay so much attention to such things when handwriting so it’s hard to notice that there is a separate space. People just assume that it’s included in the period itself. I’m most bugged by the missing comma after preschool. I didn’t learn to write until I was almost 8 and I turned out just fine so I don’t see why kids in kindergarten should care about spelling.

  52. rickie says:

    OMFG i live in highland springs virginia

  53. piecat says:

    A nuclear weapon is an explosive device that derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions, either fission or a combination of fission and fusion. Both reactions release vast quantities of energy from relatively small amounts of matter; a modern thermonuclear weapon weighing little more than a thousand kilograms can produce an explosion comparable to the detonation of more than a billion kilograms of conventional high explosive.[1] Even small nuclear devices with yields equivalent to only a few thousand tons of TNT can devastate a city. Nuclear weapons are considered weapons of mass destruction, and their use and control has been a major aspect of international policy since their debut.

    In the history of warfare only two nuclear weapons have been detonated offensively, both during the closing days of World War II. The first was detonated on the morning of 6 August 1945, when the United States dropped a uranium gun-type device code-named “Little Boy” on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The second was detonated three days later when the United States dropped a plutonium implosion-type device code-named “Fat Man” on the city of Nagasaki, Japan. These bombings resulted in the immediate deaths of around 120,000 people (mostly civilians) from injuries sustained from the explosion and acute radiation sickness, and even more deaths from long-term effects of (ionising) radiation. The use of these weapons was and remains controversial. (See Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki for a full discussion.)

    Since the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, nuclear weapons have been detonated on over two thousand occasions for testing purposes and demonstration purposes. The only countries known to have detonated nuclear weapons — and that acknowledge possessing such weapons — are (chronologically) the United States, the Soviet Union (succeeded as a nuclear power by Russia), the United Kingdom, France, the People’s Republic of China, India, Pakistan, and North Korea. Israel is also widely believed to possess nuclear weapons, though it does not acknowledge having them. For more information on these states’ nuclear programs, as well as other states that formerly possessed nuclear weapons or are suspected of seeking nuclear weapons, see List of states with nuclear weapons.
    felt like being a dumbass

  54. chris says:

    it should read, ‘where he or she,’ not ‘where they.’

  55. Adam says:

    AMAZING! I work about 5 minutes from Highland Springs… this fail truly says all about the place too.

  56. anon says:

    yes the spelling is poor
    but i don’t find it funny…in the slightest.

  57. Pendo The Pikachu! says:

    DOUBLE PHAIL!

    Have Elmo the Emo teach you how to speel incorretlie. how to get the best deals on tight pants, the correct way to slit wrists, and even train them to scream alonng with Screamo!

  58. Tom says:

    I’m not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet, but the blurb also fails at noun/pronoun agreement:

    “Child” is singular

    “They” is plural

    We really need a unisex singular pronoun to avoid offending some people by choosing “he/his” or “she/her”… or offending English teachers by using “his/her” or “she/he”. hehe

    And the use of “they” or “their” is just flat wrong, grammatically speaking.

  59. mrs doubtfire says:

    I kin vouch fer them. They be teeching our younguns how ter spel an everthang.

  60. mrs doubtfire says:

    nothen rong wit them. hel i lernt my spellin thar.

  61. Capt. Awesome says:

    Theyz be mak’n r kids ‘tarded and everythane for free for 500 yen. Not like those pricey fancy-schmancy retardation seminars we usually send our yung’ns to nowadays. And that’s important and everything because price is everything now that the magic wall street ran out of magic. hell, ever since daylight savings, we’ve been seeing more and more of that darn sun.

  62. Xion says:

    lol it even says emo on the side x’D

  63. jim says:

    I’m actually live like an hour away from that place omg haha

  64. Jake says:

    Bonus: they didn’t end they’re question with a question mark.

  65. armanrules says:

    horray! emo childcare!

  66. Thomas says:

    It’s nice that they’re getting the kids involved in sign making…

  67. K8sFreeFall says:

    Holy punctuation fail too…

  68. redwolfie says:

    we are all desperate enough to write on old postings

  69. Rctus says:

    Krynn needs a kendergarden.

    • ur dad says:

      Go to the Emo Daycare! Here we will teach that emo music is better than anything else, how to dress yourself and how to do proper Suicide!!!

  70. Nick A. says:

    teaches em to be emo too..look at the left side of the pic

  71. Gary says:

    Has anyone noticed the extra fail in punctuation in the first sentence? There should be a (?) at the end of that sentence.

  72. Someone says:

    The blocks say “EMO”

  73. clunkerz rule says:

    Did anyone else notice the MAJOR name choice fail? Is “sweet cheeks” really a good name for a daycare? ROFL!

  74. trusts says:

    the kid will be happy and safe, but won’t know how to spell…


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