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George B Vieto
@Deepizzaguy (122067)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
22 May 25
Residents of Vestavia Hills Alabama saw a very strange spelling of the word "South" on a road that leads to Interstate 65 on Thursday May 15.
The word "Sooth" was printed on a road that leads to Interstate 65. Vestavia Hills city...
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MeMoneyAndLove
@abhi_bangal (7679)
• Ahmednagar, India
28 Oct 24
We have been writing and reading - in short, using the English language for years on end now. We use various idioms and phrases with ease. But I encountered an interesting dilemma last week. I was writing something and wanted to...
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Aparajita Bhattacharjee
@apsmine9 (358)
28 Feb 24
How many times do we use this word? Is it even a word? In what sense? When we agree with something or someone or we don’t know what to say or how to respond? Or when we exactly mean the opposite to what we are feeling? Or when we...
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Wendy
@jerzgirl (9384)
• United States
12 Dec 22
Well, this was a curious finding. One of the things I've noticed in my search of my mother's maiden name is the many different spellings out there. From her grandfather to her, it was spelled Postell. When he was a child, it was...
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julito
@antonbunot (11146)
• Calgary, Alberta
5 Nov 22
Hi, everyone? How are you doing? Good? Anyway, I have fun reading comments of people in the internet. A moment ago, I read one commented (Facebook) -“ mind-blowing guitarist!” It is his performance ( surely, not his looks) is...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381741)
• Rockingham, Australia
24 Aug 22
The top photo here is of a field bin. This would be towed behind a tractor or truck and filled with grain from a harvester. When it’s detached from the towing vehicle the wheels can be tucked up so it won’t roll away. There are...
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George B Vieto
@Deepizzaguy (122067)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
2 Aug 22
This story is kind of odd and funny since officials who are employed by the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) admitted that an employee misspelled the word Albuquerque by spelling the city name Albuqueque that...
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Four Walls
@FourWalls (86568)
• United States
10 Feb 22
The other day @JudyEv talked about a sign in her subdivision (or complex) that had a typo on it: two unit 93s! Ah, there’s no shortage of signs that need proofreading.
Take this one. Please.
This little bar is not too far from...
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MerryBelle
@merrybelle2021 (1393)
• Philippines
4 Dec 21
Just thought about the name Allan. That's the common spelling here with two Ls, like the author and poet Edgar Allan Poe who we were introduced to in school.
However, I've also come across different spellings like Alan, for the...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381741)
• Rockingham, Australia
28 Jul 21
On the way to my sister’s place, we pass this quite impressive church. We’ve been watching it evolve for a number of years. It is built of concrete but then faced with stone. It now seems like it is almost finished although there...
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Heather Echola
@GardenGerty (169406)
• United States
21 Oct 20
How do you get two ten year old boys who are poor spellers, and hate to write to practice their spelling words, quickly, while they have fifteen minutes free time?
I do not like whining and arguments.
I had a quick inspiration....
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The Horse
@TheHorse (238268)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Mar 20
I am a college graduate, and all that, but there are certain words I've always had a hard time spelling.
The most salient to me is "restaurant." It's salient because it's a common word, and there's no excuse for misspelling it....
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Jim Bauer
@porwest (112717)
• United States
20 Feb 20
That's the rule I was always taught in school. I before E except after C. And it generally applies.
Take the word friend. It's I before E because there is no C. Take the word Ceiling. It's E before I because there IS a...
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Diana B.
@BloggerDi (3121)
• United States
12 Feb 20
I've often heard that the English language is difficult because of the varied spelling and pronunciation rules. Confusing too!
I think the word February isn't too far off. I do pronounce the first r when I say it, but it's very...
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (381741)
• Rockingham, Australia
28 Aug 19
I’ll split this into two as it’s a bit long for one discussion.
When travelling through country Western Australia, we came across this tiny grave-site. Between Beacon and Mukinbudin, we turned off towards Wattoning Homestead...
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Pitstop
@pitstop (15551)
• Australia
29 Apr 19
I was at the railway station and there was this push-cart selling some refreshments. The person who put this notice plate on it obviously is not a good English speaker and purely goes by how words sound to spell it out.
How many...
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****DANIELLE****
@VivaLaDani13 (60812)
• Perth, Australia
18 Apr 19
I don't know how long I've been awake for this time and not sure if there's something on my mind keeping me awake or maybe it's the same thing as yesterday.
All I know is that it's time to get off MyLot to try get some rest....
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hereandthere
@hereandthere (45628)
• Philippines
1 Mar 19
when i'm typing too fast, i would get the 'invalid password' message.
lately, though, i would also get 'user doesn't exist.'
why? because i typed 'hearandthere.'
another time, 'heraandthere.'
do you ever mistype your name?
or...
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ElicBxn
@ElicBxn (64169)
• United States
28 Jan 19
I was discussing where we lived in a secret group on FB. The person who started the conversation wants to move from where she is living - Florida - to some place else.
I threw my 2 cents in, but didn't think she would want to...
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