It is so affable, or maybe laffable.
It is on a Motel in Corvallis, Oregon. I put a picture of it on another site a year or two ago, and it didn’t have as many mistakes then. I would think it would get better, not worse.
If you’ve read this far in the blog, I wonder, would typos on a package or advertisement deter your from a product?
Honestly, I have a hard time with Wednesday, but at least they were going for phonetic accuracy. Why don’t people use spellcheck anymore?
There really isn’t much to say without getting inappropriate, so let’s all just point and laugh and move on with our lives. Agreed? Good.
I’ll thak you to use spell check. Have a nic day!
Out of the two words that are here, both are missing an ‘o’. Granted, I doubt that there is a missing oregano boy, so my money is on Oregon. Maybe next time, ABC. In all seriousness though, we wish Kyron a safe return home to his family.
Now really, why didn’t anyone catch this? Surely the designs for the decals must have gone through more than one person! At least they’re consistent with their misspelling, it’s wrong in their email address as well.
I think what’s worst is that they outlined their many misspellings. Maybe they were going for the look that they were so angry that they couldn’t think straight? That, or “Well, we’ve already gone this far.”
Oh no, I’ve got the wrong card! I left my auathorised personnel card at home.
Thanks for visiting Funny Typos. Get your weekly fill of hilarious uses of English, Bad Grammar and Engrish that would make your grammar school English teacher cringe.
