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[LTT1]

@ladyroxanne

cud b.... my studenz always txtd good

[ladyroxanne]

@LTT1  hahaha....well you know you have little mensa's on your hands there.  i took the spelling test, btw and passed.  yay!

[LTT1]

[chickenbutt]

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@LTT1 wrote:

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Yikes!  That's one of the ones that drives me the craziest.  Ok, there are a LOT of them, but that is definitely one of them.  

[LTT1]

@Scooby Doo@chickenbutt@ladyroxanne@Suziepeach@hennypenny

Should I change that picture out for the one without the meme?  The caption of the other one reads "I guess not."

This is meant as something I would say about myself (having been a teacher) and to add "Oh, the irony."

[Suziepeach]

@LTT1, I vote for leaving the original..  I love it!!! 

[Q4u]

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@orangegarnet wrote:

@birkin baby and @chickenbutt, glad you liked those!!  LOL

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OMG.... that's SO good!  Years ago a marquee spelled out "CONGRADULATIONS TO THE GRADIATING CLASS"..... AND IT WAS A HIGH SCHOOL!

I actually had to call the school on that one.  I saw it before the parents would be arriving several hours later.....  called the office.  The attitude was one of indifference to me.  However passing the sign later on and it was changed....

When I see signs in stores (made by a computer, an 8x10 piece of paper saying "Sorry for the Inconvience"..... I'll actually take my sharpee and change it (in-con-ven-ience).  Admittedly it's one of the most misspelled words out there, and I'm not perfect either, but..... I'm always hoping someone somewhere (including me) learns something.  

[ladyroxanne]

@LTT1  love the original, too!

[pommom]

Passing this on to my librarian friends.  Very funny.

[sfnative]

I've enjoyed the humorous content of this thread.  However, personally feel that the literacy rate in the U.S. and simply pushing students into graduating from H.S. are to blame, sans simple errors.

("...pushing students into graduating..." has everything to do with a school district's choice to ease students through to graduation because it's the most expedient and cost-effective thing to do.)