One day, as I was passing by this construction area. I noticed their truck which said "boring construction". It was the first time I'd heard of boring something being called construction.Though if you look at the flag men, they do looked a little bored.
A couple of days later, I passed the place again and had to take another look.Their truck now said "boring constraction". I looked up to see if constraction was actually a word, but apparently it isn't, maybe it is in another country?
Anyway, why do these people continue to pay for mis-spellings??
Funny and fushigi!
ReplyDeleteAbigail, Fushigi is right! :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Hahah.. "Boring contraction" maybe? But it doesn't make any sense. I think it's funny that they looked bored too. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping they get it right the next time? Too funny!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I made you smile Moshi :)
ReplyDeleteMe too Rowena :)
Take care you two.
Kat
I just read your last comment and just had to come back to say thanks for the giggles. Can tell that it's that *ahem* time of the month? I get all futless.
ReplyDeleteThis is funny!
ReplyDeleteat least now is less boring
Heheh, I love seeing these misspellings and English word oddities in other countries! (Well, even in English speaking countries you will see them! Like the fortune cookie fortunes we got the other night, which I've been contemplating for a post! :)) I'll have boring constraction stuck in my head now.
ReplyDeleteMore like boring constriction?? ;O) That guy looks like he needs...ummm, a little relief?
ReplyDelete:) Rowena
ReplyDelete~fer glad you think so :)
ooh do a post on it Jude :)
lol Kirk
Take care everyone.
Kat
Too funny-at least the misspellings keep us entertained. ;_)
ReplyDeleteso true Debinhawaii :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
hehehe... sometimes I used to think that it was other foreigners writing these things just to amuse other foreigners :)
ReplyDeletethat would definitely be funny Melanie :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat