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Stopping at your typical gas station/convenience today there was a sign taped to the broken ATM:
Not working, sorry for any incovience.
From there stopped at a local bar where the special was: Lasaunya
You can't make this stuff up.
Well to be fair, I always need auto-correct to help spell inconvenience though at times I can spell it correctly yet still doubt myself. Lasagna on the other hand should be on the more simple side of words to spell. I remember the other day someone on CD spelled 'comfortable' wrong, the way they spelled it slipped my mind but I felt compelled to correct them and the person has the nerve to essentially call me a smart-ass mind you I was only correcting their minor mistake; things like that are what irritate me.
But the worse situation I ever saw was when I was planning on getting my first tattoo, the tattoo artist spelled 'faith' wrong and had put 'fatih' on the guys back; I think that was a warning for me to avoid getting tattoos.
But the worse situation I ever saw was when I was planning on getting my first tattoo, the tattoo artist spelled 'faith' wrong and had put 'fatih' on the guys back; I think that was a warning for me to avoid getting tattoos.
Oh man, you've GOT to check out the Ugliest Tattoo Site! If that doesn't scare you... some of them are just atrocious, but many of them are misspelled! Large, painful, and expensive mistakes!
Now to get back on topic. Don't know if this has been discussed, but the number of people who say "when worse comes to worse" drives me crazy. It's "when worse comes to worst". It's right up there with "for all intensive purposes" and "doggie dog world". If folks would just stop and think for a moment about what they are saying it would make me very happy.
Last edited by PJSaturn; 04-30-2013 at 12:07 PM..
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