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Oct 2024
5:15pm, 16 Oct 2024
3,924 posts
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Fitz
Love it when a mis-spelled word gets past the sender's spell-checker because they have inadvertently spelled another word correctly.
This today from a restaurant that is hosting an event for me:
"We can certainly provide you with two suppurate bills for food and drinks."
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Oct 2024
7:19pm, 16 Oct 2024
4,133 posts
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cackleberry
[I don't fancy eating somewhere that is suppurating...)
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Oct 2024
6:14pm, 17 Oct 2024
18,154 posts
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Garfield
LOL!!
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Oct 2024
1:29am, 19 Oct 2024
388 posts
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snoozie
I went through a phase of accidentally signing off emails with "kings regards"
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Oct 2024
6:49am, 19 Oct 2024
3,928 posts
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Fitz
Nice one snoozie.
I deal with Julie at a company whose name starts with "Euro..."
For years, her email sig has been "Julie and the Eurto... team."
If you can't spell your own company name, all hope is lost.
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Oct 2024
11:46pm, 19 Oct 2024
3,930 posts
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Fitz
I saw a good one at a pub today.
“We operate a zero-tolerance drugs policy. No expectations.”
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Oct 2024
2:20pm, 23 Oct 2024
18,173 posts
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Garfield
Ooops!
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