Sher

Today I came across a "share auto" called "sher auto". Sher means lion in Hindi, so it must be the lion among the share autos in that part of the city.
Two days back, there was another share auto calling itself Meter Texi.
And a small wayside joint selling bajji and pups (puffs). From Hot Dogs to Hot Pups, Chennai has it all :)

interdusing

Introducing an actress at a theatre...

Beff

A small restaurant near the Nungambakkam railway station sells Beff Biriyani.

blong, tresspass

This is where blong belongs.

And an 's' trespasses to make the trespass tresspass.

typhod

This was sent by my brother:

An advertisement by a roadside quack in the market in Juba, Southern Sudan. Clicked by one of my colleagues, Ann.

There are a lot of amusing photo opportunities, but in post-conflict Juba, people are still deeply suspicious of cameras.

pumkin

Pumpkin becomes pumkin and water melon becomes water milon at a fruit juice shop in Mount Road, Chennai.

Choclate

Today's special ice creams & spellings:
Chocolate and strawberry and toffee are the casualties at an ice-cream parlour...

battary

Check the spelling of battery on the bus.

puncher

Puncture and pressure are misspelt at a mechanic shop.

Luxary

Luxury travel

visting

Visiting cards come cheap, so dont crib if a spelling or two is amiss ...

drycleners

Drycleaners!

Black current

An electrifying drink using black currants available here.

Butterflys

From Misspelt Word of the Day

Giving butterflies in the tummy...

Tinkaring

A mechanic shop in Aminjikarai offers tinkaring services among others.
Tinkering with spelling in the process.

Coffey

After sendwitches, we got coffey houses.. great. So says Bhagirathy D Rat who sent this. Thank you Rathy.

Canter

A teashop near the Nungambakkam station in Chennai is called Wilson Tea & Coffee Canter.
Some banter this centre provides!

bolds

Now are these bold nuts or bolts & nuts?
Some nuts can be really bold :)

Tomatto

Click inside the picture to view a magnified image of the discarded
wayside fastfood stall that once sold "tomatto rice" and curd rice
near College Road, Chennai.
Tomato, our motto.

wolve

For a minute, I couldnt understand what this wolve was.
One wolf in hand is better than two wolves on the poster. :)