tire moving on rim at the track

[Racer Boy]

Break and brake are some of the most mis-spelled words when talking about cars (along with Camaro, for some reason).

Away from motorsports, it's all of the permutations of "there, their, and they're".

My cousin Butch and his wife Patsy have to get the breaks fixed on there Camero.

[ianacole]

Originally Posted by Racer Boy

Away from motorsports, it's all of the permutations of "there, their, and they're".

My cousin Butch and his wife Patsy have the get the breaks fixed on there Camero.

My favorite is: They're on their way there.

[maytag]

Originally Posted by ianacole

My favorite is: They're on their way there.

Hahaha, my warehouse foreman sent this email thr other day:
"Is are forklift going to be able to lift there transformer when it gets their?"

But spelling and grammar isn't why I like him. ;-)

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[piper6909]

Originally Posted by maytag

Hahaha, my warehouse foreman sent this email thr other day:
"Is are forklift going to be able to lift there transformer when it gets their?"

But spelling and grammar isn't why I like him. ;-)

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Haha! Where I used to work, someone labeled a broken phone:

"BROKE. Can't here threw hedset"

At least the got 'Can't' right. LOL

[maytag]

Originally Posted by piper6909

Haha! Where I used to work, someone labeled a broken phone:



"BROKE. Can't here threw hedset"



At least the got 'Can't' right. LOL

Add a comma after "here" and it makes more sense. ;-)

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