Dinn9r Benifit
Of course we’re all going to hell if it turns out that Kimberly is seven, has a brain tumor, and made this sign herself.
Photo by Amy Krause via e-mail
Wordsploded by Mark
September 15th, 2008 at 4:05 pm
Showcasing the best of the worst of the wide world of words
Of course we’re all going to hell if it turns out that Kimberly is seven, has a brain tumor, and made this sign herself.
Photo by Amy Krause via e-mail
Wordsploded by Mark
September 15th, 2008 at 4:05 pm
(13 votes, average: 4.46 out of 5)
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Yet they got “spagett…. speghett… spageht… spaghetti” right.
Naked Bunny with a Whip
15 Sep 08 at 4:26 pm
Too funny on too many levels!!
(yes, I considered using “to”, for humour)
cgarvey
15 Sep 08 at 5:07 pm
What strikes me is that the most difficult to spell word on that sign was actually the one spelled correctly.
Noadi
15 Sep 08 at 5:26 pm
Too Funny. Amy K, btw, is like my secret long lost Korean sister from Livonia, MI. Small.Fracking.World.
MJ
16 Sep 08 at 1:06 am
We need a rating system like WP-PostRatings! I am just itching to give a rating! It would also be cool to just take a quick look at the “top 10″.
Awesome Site! I will be back.
PS. – I see your comment box has a spell checker built in! LOL
ZacharyGuidry
16 Sep 08 at 9:50 am
Zachary,
Added the plugin! Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll let it accumulate ratings for a while before I start promoting the most popular wordsplosions.
And the comment box spellchecker is just your browser, not anything we’ve done here. Someone should do a study and see if spelling on the Internet improves now that browsers are including that feature!
Noadi,
What do you mean? I thought it was spelled “P-A-S-T-A.”
Mark
16 Sep 08 at 12:03 pm
I think that the dinner thing was intentional. It’s just a backwards e, put there for cuteness sake. Course, that doesn’t explain “benifit”, which ruins the effect.
gopher65
16 Sep 08 at 3:01 pm
I’m afraid to post here, for fear that people will tear apart my posts:(. There’s no edit button, alright!
gopher65
16 Sep 08 at 3:02 pm
gopher65,
Yeah, that’s certainly a possibility.
And don’t worry about comments — I don’t hold comments to as high a standard as things like granite tombstones!
Mark
16 Sep 08 at 3:09 pm
gopher, i for one would never tear apart anyone’s post on this site. having found this site, i believe i have died and gone to heaven. i think you are all brilliant observers. this spot suits me down to the ground. i’m that girl (and at my age i use that term loosely) who does crossword puzzles in 15 minutes in ink. (and yes, we all know, one should avoid speaking (or typing) parenthetically.)
lillian
16 Sep 08 at 6:51 pm
I grew up in the south (U.S.) my favorite was always driving past the local produce stands that had hand lettered (scrawled?) signs proclaiming, “Boild P-nut” …hey, whatever works…
R. Richard Hobbs
16 Sep 08 at 11:18 pm
SMALL WORLD
Mark, my dad just told me that this picture was taken at my hometown church in Calumet, MI! Apparently, the little girl WAS 7 and did have cancer. But, fortunately for you, she didn’t make the sign.
Tree
17 Sep 08 at 12:56 am
Oh, I did laugh at this one quite a lot. Can we also talk about some serious capitalization issues going on in this picture. She starts off well enough but then seems to forget the pattern she established early on about halfway through.
jeff
19 Sep 08 at 9:08 am
Now I am all nervous about posting on a grammar-conscious website. Can you change that period to a question mark for me?
jeff
19 Sep 08 at 9:09 am