Road workers were resurfacing some roads near a high school in North Carolina, and when it came time to paint the zoning signs, they didn't get their spelling quite right. Included in the brief article was a link to other similar signage bloopers submitted by readers. Much like the now-famous Unnecessary Quotes website, I found our society's (in general) continual inability to spell and punctuate correctly highly amusing and slightly annoying...or maybe it was highly annoying and slightly amusing? You decide:
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Misspelled Signs
This morning as I was perusing the BBC News website, I came across the following headline: Red faces as US road workers misspell 'school' with the following picture:
Road workers were resurfacing some roads near a high school in North Carolina, and when it came time to paint the zoning signs, they didn't get their spelling quite right. Included in the brief article was a link to other similar signage bloopers submitted by readers. Much like the now-famous Unnecessary Quotes website, I found our society's (in general) continual inability to spell and punctuate correctly highly amusing and slightly annoying...or maybe it was highly annoying and slightly amusing? You decide:
Road workers were resurfacing some roads near a high school in North Carolina, and when it came time to paint the zoning signs, they didn't get their spelling quite right. Included in the brief article was a link to other similar signage bloopers submitted by readers. Much like the now-famous Unnecessary Quotes website, I found our society's (in general) continual inability to spell and punctuate correctly highly amusing and slightly annoying...or maybe it was highly annoying and slightly amusing? You decide:
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Since the road doesn't come with spell check......I think I should stay out of this.
Of course, if I was writing on the signs you had better bet I would find someone who CAN spell and have them check it out before anything permanent happened!
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