I’ve seen two (yellow) shoulder bags now, with the motif ‘Sieze the day” in gothic writing. Am I missing the point here or is someone marketing misspelled merchandise?

i before e, except after c, innit?
😉

You’re right, it should be “carpe diem”.

Unless you’re spelling seize

It could be the Folk band

i before e, except after c, innit?

When the sound is eee

and then seize is an exception

What Folk band?

I guess this transposes and translates as Crape Diem

Crêpes Diem, given that it’s nearly pancake day?

It’s the motto of the GQX.
Ian

GQX??

I saw one of those ‘Sieze the day’ rucksacks at half price on the market.
I nearly bought it as an impulse purchase, but then decided to go home and think about first.

Sorry,it stands for British Dyslexia Assiciation.
Ian

yeah, but is the misspelling deliberate?

Sorry,it stands for British Dyslexia Assiciation.

Not according to Prof. Joe Elliott

Mit Freunde sieze ich nicht so gerne.

Somebody said these were crêpe. I think they’re ok myself.

No, they actually are crêpe.