Where does "lawnmover" come from?
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mikehaugen
Elite Member
I figured such, that was just a poor attempt at a joke.
Susanjoyce
Bronze Member
Rot iron shows up a lot, as does rod iron. I worry.
newbury
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Don87
Elite Member
Are you shore?
A search of all Craigslist using:
All of Craigslist
found 636 lawnmovers for sale.
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All of Craigslist
found 636 lawnmovers for sale.
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texasjohn
Super Member
I suspect that the schools seek to teach correct spelling... but not everybody soaks up the bounty from the fount of knowledge.
However, these folks are productive members of our society...they have computers and stuff to sale (sic) .... so, we should be grateful for that. After all, we get bemused and stuff from them all at the same time.
However, these folks are productive members of our society...they have computers and stuff to sale (sic) .... so, we should be grateful for that. After all, we get bemused and stuff from them all at the same time.
jenkinsph
Super Star Member
Heck, half the people on TBN confuse brake and break, really makes me wunder about our schoolz.
We all make mistakes, that one I can understand.
What I can't understand is, how so many people here use "hydrolic". Especially when you consider it's a tractor forum, so people should be familiar with it. And, there is a spell checker that clearly underlines the word, to show you that you misspelled it?
The most common misspelled word on Craig's list has to be vinyl.
From spellcheck.net: vinly (21%), vinal (15%), vinyle (11%), vinyal (7%), vynal (5%), vynl (5%), viynl (5%), vynil (5%), viynal (4%), vinyls (4%).