Your kid will gleefully point out misspelled advertisements to you, and you can mock them as a family.
Courtesy of Diana, who hopes none of you are to cold.
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Although, even if you were to cold, do you really think that calling in the Vigilantes would be a good approach?
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Your really to cold over their, write?
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OK, I know the comment above is spam and I shouldn’t respond, but I’m fascinated and mystified that it appears to be comment spam from a double glazing company that makes a case *against double glazing*. It is just to confusing.
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It is (was, deleted now) spam, and it is just one in a LONG LINE of window things that I have to get because of the unthinking way in which I named my poor blog.
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Also: big question over at my house. How does one…to cold? We pronounce it differently, with a (I don’t know how else to say this) short ‘to.’
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Also (also): I know, Vigilant is a somewhat menacing name for a heating service. Maybe they’re banking on people being super-pissed off if they’re…to cold. And yes, the urge to now misspell EVERYTHING is very strong.
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Funny! They could be a little more vigilant about their spelling.
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Oh! This is pure reinforcement for making my college students take a test on all of these words! To, too, two…your, you’re…its, it’s…who’s, whose…their,there, they’re!! And I thought the “to”‘s were too easy! (Or should I say to easy?) (Man, that is hard to type wrong for me!) (too type wrong?) (Okay, I will stop now.)
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And let us not start with the overzealous use of quotation marks. “Thanks.”
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Hee! I have nothing witty to add but I enjoyed the comments on this one. Diamond, do you get a lot of spammers concerned about all the valuable gems you apparently have in your window(s)?
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