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If the people who put up posts containing such abominable English wish to be taken seriously, why don't they learn how to spell? If you don't know how to spell even such simple words as "get" or "know", how can you comprehend the language necessary to navigate your way through life? If you can't...

Yair, same as a grudge pregnancy.

No, it was a grudge marriage ... somebody had it in for him.

A few of his boyfriends must've sent some flowers along or maybe it was old flames.

The wonders of photoshopping or AI ... and still the stoobidhead dumbshits out there believe it.

Great idea if magistrates used these blanket powers to actually apply the law, but just see how many weasel out of doing it. Somebody breaking into your house at midnight, armed with a weapon of any kind, is NOT there to wish you a Happy Christmas, but a lot of the judges just can't see that...

"Brakes" is spelt "breaks" in faulty equipment? Again: yair, right.

In both electronic machines? Yair, right ... one in Victoria, the other in Queersland?

What's disturbing about it is that whoever put the sign up can't spell "tonight". In the same vein, in our suburb there's a bit of roadworks going on, accompanied by two electronic signs like the one above saying "TRUCKS PLEASE LIMIT AIR BREAKS". The roadworks are for putting a set of traffic...

Here are a few cents for you (or whatever it costs to ring from a public phone) ... call someone who cares.

Whoever decided to include the word "like" in the language should be taken out and shot ...

I'll adopt the old "wait and see" attitude ... a large percentage of new government "surprises" seem to come undone, somehow.

It's the best, cheapest insutance around. High visibility is a big deterrent. Of course, it won't stop the morons who deliberately "key" your car when they can't steal it.

An honour? Come on, try the other one ... it's deeper and holds more. The way it was done back then was called on-the-job training. You learnt pretty quick, or you found the door even quicker. But, thanks again.

That job would suit me down to the ground IF i had my old eyes, but, unfortunately, they ain't what they used to be. In the good old days, to use a famous old saw, I could see the "outlines" of a word and know instinctively that it was wrong and it had to be corrected. These days, I almost have...

Try "talent", not to be confused with the old Greek and Roman currency.

I've got the odd "tallant", too. We better halt this, or maybe you'll start to wonder what the point is ...

Probably not the same as a Ponzi scheme ...

How about "perfect there writing"?

Well, did you find the mistake?