Speling

9 Replies to “Speling”

1. Provincial employee being paid close to 90Gs finds it terribly exhausting to spellcheck, Mr. Plover?

2. I am surprised it didn’t read ‘ONCUMMING”

3. For years and years, signs on the Cambie St. bridge in Vancouver read “yield curb lane to busses”, noticed this in the mid-1960’s.
   The error was pointed out many times by just about every local newspaper columnist in the city, but it was many years before the signs were corrected.
   You don’t have to be able to spell to be a good public servant, just a good “team” player.

4. Signs are already going up around military bases that say:
   “YIELD TO
   INCOMING
   TRAFFIC”
   /bazinga

5. I thought is spelled traffikk!
   Like Trudeau ”traffikking” pot and carbon!

6. Yield is speled rite, what’s the beef?

7. Oncomming- more relevant than you might think with the commie influence. They can’t help themselves.

8. must be somewhere in ontariariario. they dont do speling in schol anymoar.

9. Now you know what happens to those kids to blew the spelling bee get jobs when their adults and thehad a simple word to spell