funny spelling mistakes, misspelled words, signs, notices and writing
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Your turn
This could have been a great sign, with some important instructions, but sadly the lack of 'ed' made me laugh so much that I left all the lights on and the heating up full blast.
Poor taste
Spag what?!
Where's the o?
Yet another ery-ary mistake
Thursday, 28 April 2011
Due to unforeseen circumcision I have murdered a shop assistant...
Can a notice get any better/worse than this?! 2 well crafted mistakes in each sentence. The unforeseen fridge apologises for the inconvenience.
Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Thursday, 7 April 2011
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
They thought they were going to wembley or they think they are going to Wembley?
Apostrophe alert!
It reads as if they have already been beaten and they WERE going to Wembley and they look remarkably cheerful after being beaten.
Just one quick dob of paint and were becomes we're and the trip is back on again...assuming their team were on form (or should that be there team where on form or they're team we're or...)
It reads as if they have already been beaten and they WERE going to Wembley and they look remarkably cheerful after being beaten.
Just one quick dob of paint and were becomes we're and the trip is back on again...assuming their team were on form (or should that be there team where on form or they're team we're or...)
Sunday, 23 January 2011
Who's Cashew anyway?
Monday, 17 January 2011
lax attitute to gravlax
Can this spelling really be this lax? I have checked to make sure it is not a legitimate spelling in another language (see Wikipedia page). I'm not even sure if it's a C or a G at the start but I am sure that it refers to Gravlax.
Update: I have found that it is the Danish spelling and is correct! (see this page). Still worth leaving in with my apologies to the sign-writer.
Now they are in Devon surely it should be Gravverlacks or Gravvy Lacks or any variation...
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
Double L
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