I can't take it anymore. Part 2 (examples, quote, words)

[Retriever]

From...a thread that cannot be named:

"I am qualified to interpret factual data via education, training and profession.
If I articulate what this data spell's out I would be considered a racist by modern scosiety standards."

[Rob Allen]

A local somewhat-upscale fast food place has this on their sign today:

"We have locally-grown fried green beans"

I didn't realize that you could grow them fried. It sounds a lot quicker and easier than frying regular green beans.

[Nicci6Squirrels]

Finishing someone elses job. She probable quit because it was hotter then Hattie's.

[Tia 914]

Originally Posted by Nicci6Squirrels

Finishing someone elses job. She probable quit because it was hotter then Hattie's.

Wooo, I didn't know people wore little hats in Hades...

[Retriever]

Originally Posted by Nicci6Squirrels

She probable quit because it was hotter then Hattie's.

Hmmm...Was that an inadvertent reference to this old Cole Porter musical?

[Retriever]

"The stores that they build on the grown area have rather poor loading/unloading falsities. There is allot of store fronts for rent in the immediate vesinity."

In a separate posting, the same person shared this wisdom with us:

"You are interviewing people for a job opening, you know that about 5% of (racial group) population have the mental compasity for the job."

Isn't the irony just...incredible?

[Tia 914]

Originally Posted by Retriever

"The stores that they build on the grown area have rather poor loading/unloading falsities. There is allot of store fronts for rent in the immediate vesinity."

Oh, holy cats. That's all I can say about that.

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by Tia 914

That kinda went over my head... ?

"Isreal" is spelled wrong (it's "Israel"). Many people who feel compelled to post about religious topics regularly misspell both words, which I find pretty ironic, especially if they're discussing Christianity or Judaism.


I mean, get the basics down pat, OK?

[suzy_q2010]

Regarding an incident with a friend and nothing to do with school administrators:

I was more annoyed at the principal then the items and got over it quickly.

[Gfab1]

Recently I've seen "wallah" written in various online forums. Apparently people do not realize that voilà is a French word that is spelled in a way that looks nothing like how it's pronounced (to Anglophones.) Then again, people seem to have plenty of trouble just trying to spell simple words in their native language online, oh well "say lavee!"