Addict For Sale!

[crokett]

Hmm... I wonder what he/she is addicted to? And why does he/she need rentavation?

http://eastnc.craigslist.org/for/1699120551.html

[Alex Franke]

Hmm... I wonder what he/she is addicted to? And why does he/she need rentavation?

http://eastnc.craigslist.org/for/1699120551.html

LOL! I'm just glad the seller is cleaning the addict first.

[cabinetman]

Hi. My name is (fill in the blank), and I have an addict.
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[Uncle Cracker]

+1 on the cleaning first... Nobody wants to buy a dirty addict...

[phi1l]

you gotta love spel checkers ... now if they could just come up with a meaning checker.....

[BigguyZ]

Wow. The error was made twice, so the person must be so stupid to not know the difference in the words used and the word that should have been used....

[Alex Franke]

Wow. The error was made twice, so the person must be so stupid to not know the difference in the words used and the word that should have been used....

...or maybe he was trying to get noticed to that his ad would be picked up and promoted even further on woodworking forums... hmmm... intentional or not, that's not a bad idea

[jackellis]

Wow. The error was made twice, so the person must be so stupid to not know the difference in the words used and the word that should have been used....

I see this an awful lot, even among people with college degrees.

LOML has a condition we jokingly call verbal dyslexia, where she ends up using a word that sounds similar but is not correct. After 23 years, I can finish her sentences but sometimes the effect is comical.

When I was in college and working at a power plant, the instrumentation and control supervisor could not spell the simplest words, even though he had an electrical engineering degree from Auburn. He could get stuff fixed, but writing it up was a whole other adventure.

[herb fellows]

I saw this bit on tv last week, where this 30 something woman was just proposed to. She told her friend that she needed to start the 'revirgination' process.
Does that involve ca glue?

[Bruce Cohen]

Hey Guys,

Maybe that's exactly what the person meant???

Anything is possible these days.

Bruce
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[Stytooner]

When I was in college and working at a power plant, the instrumentation and control supervisor could not spell the simplest words, even though he had an electrical engineering degree from Auburn. He could get stuff fixed, but writing it up was a whole other adventure.

You said a mouthful right there. Roll Tide!

[phi1l]

I see this an awful lot, even among people with college degrees.

LOML has a condition we jokingly call verbal dyslexia, where she ends up using a word that sounds similar but is not correct. After 23 years, I can finish her sentences but sometimes the effect is comical.

When I was in college and working at a power plant, the instrumentation and control supervisor could not spell the simplest words, even though he had an electrical engineering degree from Auburn. He could get stuff fixed, but writing it up was a whole other adventure.

I am restraining myself re. Electrical Engineers in general & Auburn Enginers specificly