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[Closed] Semi literate notices at work.

MidlandTrailquestsGraham · 2011-08-17T18:17:31Z

Our head office is in Scotland, so we get the occasional "outwith" in our internal notices, which is a bit of a rarity down here. Some stuff doesn't make much sense in any dialect though. You'd think that somewhere between the concept and the printing, someone would have looked at this and thought, "Let's rewrite it in plain English". [imgAnyone else got any ?

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D0NK

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We might have stumbled across an underground industry in ironic semi-literate farmers' signs

Maybe, I think lowey was with me will check with him. Few of weeks ago my mate saw (i didn't see, I was driving) a sign outside a farm near clapham "grow your own eggs" cool.

Posted : 18/08/2011 9:32 am

sobriety

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At a place where I worked I had a sign on my desk that said 'Chairman of the Bored', a manager walked over and pointed out my spelling mistake...then realised...

Posted : 18/08/2011 9:36 am

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