It suck's when people dont spell write. I hate too get into there personal business, but honestly, in America, you need too spell write and knot be sew ignorant. Every day I sea sew mini errors even from CEO's of big companys. Their unbelievable. Makes you wander how they got threw college...
If that didn't hurt to read, you need to go back to school.
I should've snapped a pick where a road worker down the street put the sticker over the wrong word, so instead of saying left lane closed or right lane closed, it said "RIGHT LANE LEFT."
On that note, is there a final word on "spelt" and "spelled"? (Or misspelt/misspelled). Right now, Chrome is telling me that both of those spellings of "spelt" is wrong. I was taught it was incorrect, but is it?
Both are correct. Off the top of my head the US favours 'misspelled' and the UK 'misspelt'. Given it's a UK article, it fits. Same goes for burnt and burned. Personally I favour 'ed' over 't' but that's just me, despite the fact I'm Australian and we tend to base off UK English. I just prefer the sound.
riolio11Aug 11, 2010Buried
...this is dumb. i mean, at least have more than 5.
useightAug 11, 2010Buried
Always check for tpyos.
zephyrninetyAug 11, 2010Buried
It suck's when people dont spell write. I hate too get into there personal business, but honestly, in America, you need too spell write and knot be sew ignorant. Every day I sea sew mini errors even from CEO's of big companys. Their unbelievable. Makes you wander how they got threw college...
If that didn't hurt to read, you need to go back to school.
ninjamike808Aug 11, 2010Buried
I should've snapped a pick where a road worker down the street put the sticker over the wrong word, so instead of saying left lane closed or right lane closed, it said "RIGHT LANE LEFT."
Ah, Texas! How I love you so!
useightAug 12, 2010Buried
You misspelled "collage".
spacecowb0yAug 12, 2010Buried
MORE:
http://jezzbean.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/bump_road_marking-misspelled.jpg
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-480384/Spelling-mistake-means-shcool-road-worker.html
http://www.whiterocklake.org/?p=398
http://jezzbean.wordpress.com/2009/12/31/signs-that-need-a-spell-check/sotp-huge-white-misspelled-freshly-painted-stop-sign-on-road-anon/
http://1055jyy.blogspot.com/2009/07/go-back-to-scohol.html
http://jezzbean.wordpress.com/2009/12/31/signs-that-need-a-spell-check/
Just use google for more...
useightAug 12, 2010Buried
Whoosh!
kofikingstonAug 12, 2010Buried
double whooosh!
faizal5kAug 12, 2010Buried
Yea seriously, when I clicked "Next" on the last picture, the first picture showed up and I was like "WTF? That's it?"
ಠ_ಠ
evlullabiesAug 12, 2010Buried
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/spell Both are correct, but I think "spelt" is more common in British English.
mrfistyAug 12, 2010Buried
UK: spelt. US: spelled. Not a hard rule, more preference.
thechauvinistAug 12, 2010Buried
seriously. i clicked through it and found i reached the first one almost instantly
bonestampAug 11, 2010Buried
They did a really good job with the shadows if that's the case. What makes you think it is shopped?
mareksoonAug 12, 2010Buried
... and always poofread your work.
giveerAug 11, 2010Buried
On that note, is there a final word on "spelt" and "spelled"? (Or misspelt/misspelled). Right now, Chrome is telling me that both of those spellings of "spelt" is wrong. I was taught it was incorrect, but is it?
mrfistyAug 12, 2010Buried
Both are correct. Off the top of my head the US favours 'misspelled' and the UK 'misspelt'. Given it's a UK article, it fits. Same goes for burnt and burned. Personally I favour 'ed' over 't' but that's just me, despite the fact I'm Australian and we tend to base off UK English. I just prefer the sound.
idiggaponyAug 12, 2010Buried
Meh.
UncachableAug 11, 2010Buried
What happens when sign makers and painters are on the Internet a bit too much.
deathmarcherAug 12, 2010Buried
Learnt and learned are another example.
avsfan1Aug 12, 2010Buried
They're probably mentally disabeld