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    Posted: 09 May 2016 at 10:13am
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here's one that I ran across recently (altho' I'm not a perfect speller, this jumped right off the page)
The guy was talking about a JD 317 and how it had loose steering;

"The snowblower ad's about 150lb to the front axle and makes the tractor hard to steer when at a stand still or moving very slowly."

It took extra effort to make the word "ad" possessive, and yet it's still not grammatically correct.

I get a kick out of people using THERE, THEIR, and THEY'RE interchangeably.
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I appreciate your desire for good spelling and I feel the same way. I used to get straight A's or E's depending on where you are from. However ain't so no mo, that's why I keep a dictionary close by. But for the price he is asking, do you think it's a good idea to complain? It looks like one to grab and run. LOL Leon R  Cmo
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Originally posted by Gatz in NE Gatz in NE wrote:

here's one that I ran across recently (altho' I'm not a perfect speller, this jumped right off the page)
The guy was talking about a JD 317 and how it had loose steering;

"The snowblower<span"> </span">ad's about 150lb to the front axle and makes the tractor hard to steer when at a stand still or moving very slowly."

It took extra effort to make the word "ad" possessive, and yet it's still not grammatically correct.

I get a kick out of people using THERE, THEIR, and THEY'RE interchangeably.




Along these lines, one of my all time favorite bits of irony, is when someone says "your an idiot!"
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I am waiting for Ted J to comment about spelling! Thank goodness my computer spell checks.
Everything is impossible until someone does it! WD45-trip loader 1947 c w/woods belly mower, 1939 B, #3 sickle mower 1944 B, 2 1948 G's. Misc other equipment that my wife calls JUNK!
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Somewhere's Shameless is'a shakin' his head wunderin' what word is'a spelt rong!
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Yea, William J. Chalmers would roll over in his grave if he knew how tims people messed up the spelling of his name. Unfortunate.
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I often times go onto on line classifieds and put Allis Chalmers in the search bar so I can see all of the Allis stuff that is for sale. Unfortunately, the misspelled ones don't come up. Darrel
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Originally posted by darrel in ND darrel in ND wrote:

I often times go onto on line classifieds and put Allis Chalmers in the search bar so I can see all of the Allis stuff that is for sale. Unfortunately, the misspelled ones don't come up. Darrel


That is why I only use "Allis" for the search word!
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Found one of my better deals when I googled " Chambers"
I support the development of hybrid automobiles and alternative fuels as I need DIESEL fuel for my ALLIS CHALMERS!
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now, now, now! in some parts of the USA...I am spelling words right! and since coming on here and using "hillbilly bonics" you all have started using it too! plus it's fun trying to figure out how to spell something different and still make it work! if' ya don'ts like it...don'ts read it! LMAO
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oh...and I've seen other colored stuff spelled wrong too! and usually if they can't spell it right in any ad, they don't really know much about that piece of machinery, and that clues me in to stay away from it!
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Well, sometimes misspelled equipment names can be a sign of a good deal as the seller doesn't know what the thing is or what it's value is.

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that's true too John
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Was he saying  "hooked on fonics worked for mee"
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"hillbilly bonics", Now that there is funny!

I don't mind the spelling on a sight like this at all. When you're reading something that's posta be kerrect, it gits me goat!
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Originally posted by DSeries4 DSeries4 wrote:


Originally posted by darrel in ND darrel in ND wrote:

I often times go onto on line classifieds and put Allis Chalmers in the search bar so I can see all of the Allis stuff that is for sale. Unfortunately, the misspelled ones don't come up. Darrel


That is why I only use "Allis" for the search word!

but I've seen em spell Allis wrong, too
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Originally posted by mdm1 mdm1 wrote:

I am waiting for Ted J to comment about spelling! Thank goodness my computer spell checks.
What can I say......... BUT there are times and places for things and I would think that selling would be one of them.  BUT, if it catches you eye, he's done his job.  Kind of like the garbage we see/hear on TV commercials.  It gets your attention.
The English language is one of the hardest to learn.  Just how many words do we have that are SAID the same, but have different meanings, are spelled different and used in different context.
So, if you read it here, can you say you read it here, or that you hear it here? Big smile
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I done went and gone too town two get me to cans of oil.
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Yep, see you later. I done gone to town. Leon R  Cmo
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