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"The The Impotence of Proofreading," by TAYLOR MALI
This is a short video presentation. It's pretty funny, but technically I wouldn't term it as safe for work.
Reminds me of a couple years ago, back when I frequented forums a lot more than I do now, when I got tired of all the horribly misspelled posts I had to read to get to an idea. I finally created a short saying that summed up my feelings pretty well. Then some over-sensative idjit said I was being "offensive". Here's the full text of what I was trying to say:
"If reeding you're techs tis all-most tore-chore fore pea-pull, pleas bee shore two ewes thee rye-towards too right hear inn thee four-umms; its aweigh too lettuce no ewer knot uh more-ron. It snot sew vary harred two due atoll. Thang-queue."
I'm so bad, as my friend Natalie will tell you.
It also inspired the You Might not Know how to Write in the English Language article, and their follow-ups.
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