Slight OT, but sadly funny

[LBrown59]

What good is it without the tayres and weeles?

It's probably and extra set an he's giving you the option to buy the tractor with or with out the extra set.

 

[john_bud]

I will let my brother know that you don't appreciate his typing skills.

Like they say, the only bad publicity is no publicity.

jb

 

[mwb]

The seller can't spell but knows how to use the internet and he is able to post? It must be either a language barrier or a scam. Or maybe it is an "internet language" used specifically for farm equipment.

 

[Jeepnford]

Tayres? Come on,everyone knows it's tarrs.

 

[HappyCPE]

Tayres? Come on,everyone knows it's tarrs.

Fuggeddaboudit, youse guys all knows he mean "tires."

 

[chili]

My son has dyslexia and he cannot read or spell very well. He also has a very good IQ. Keep those things in mind.

 

[jimmyj]

There is a farmer near me who cannot read or write (OK a TINY bit but practically zero). He is worth about a million bucks and is as smart as anybody I have ever met - memory like a bank vault and fast with numbers. A heck of a nice man too. He's coming up on 80 years really soon.

I see ads like this all the time in our small town paper - it is kind of amusing I must admit. To Chili's point, there are some folks who really struggle, but I don't think this is one of those, it's too far out there.

The title of the post says it all!

 

[HappyCPE]

I see ads like this all the time in our small town paper

Wouldn't the editor, copywrighter, typesetter (dating myself there) or someone correct ads like that?

 

[tallyho8]

Wouldn't the editor, copywrighter, typesetter (dating myself there) or someone correct ads like that?

copywrighter?

 

[john_bud]

Wouldn't the editor, copywrighter, typesetter (dating myself there) or someone correct ads like that?

Maybe it was "proof read" and "corrected" already?

Chili - I am a member of Lysdexics Untie, and also have issues with the written word as well as numbers.