These guys on Dragons' Den need to either change the name of their high fibre breakfast product from Spoon, sack their photographer, or else keep a very wary eye on the design aspects of their packaging and advertising campaigns.
Here's one from Dennis A which he found in a recent copy of the Yorkshire Evening Post.
This University of California graduate had some explaining to do when his wife noticed on his degree certificate that he had majored not, as she thought, in Communications but in Cummunications.
And Mass Cummunications at that.
I ordered some stationery from Ideal Envelopes the other day and received this message from DPD, the delivery service that Ideal uses.
If you've never heard of kerning, or you don't really know what it is and couldn't care less about it, this video shop sign in Hudson, Florida may help emphasise its importance.
Looks like the BBC's Political Editor, Nick Robinson, became rather over excited at the prospect of more women joining the Cabinet yesterday.
Those of you who are planning to visit Scotland should steer clear of using Google Maps as a guide. Especially if you're hoping to spot the Loch Ness Monster.
As its name suggests, Nessie's home is Loch Ness. You can see it clearly marked on Google Maps lying to the South West of Inverness.
Greg L has discovered a way to avoid the ever-increasing costs of bringing up children.
I have no hard evidence to hand but I think it's probably true to say that most t-shirts these days originate in Asia.
So how come... this?
The marketing guys at York City Football Club showed on Wednesday afternoon that they have a novel way of attracting sponsors.
I wonder how many members succumb to the pressure.
