New test required for free dining

[PrincessKsMom]

I think this was to be a pun on misspelling the word dessert as desert.

And I thought it was a pun on the misspelling of sandwich. I've seen (although maybe not on here) sanwich, samwich.

 

[mybabesuz]

If Refrigerators are R E F R I G E R A T O R S...

Then why are all the swaps, fridge swaps ???

Where did that "D" come from???

I have been forever wondering this.


"Kungaloosh!"
But I like Coke...

 

[wvjules]

sure good idea...and you cant get into epcot if you say the surface of spaceship earth is covered in tiny cubes. funny i thought spelling and shape lessons were free in this country but i guess not.

But punctuation and capitalization are not?

 

[kimblebee]

Its too bad you didn't get free dinning...


You could of saved a lot of money

 

[crashbb]

If Refrigerators are R E F R I G E R A T O R S...

Then why are all the swaps, fridge swaps ???

Where did that "D" come from???

I have been forever wondering this.


"Kungaloosh!"
But I like Coke...

You have to love the english language with its random extra letters and/or missing letters.

 

[grafxgirl]

Um, that _is_ the correct way to spell sandwich...

-Astrid

The poster was emphasizing the "sand" part of the word to go with the word "desert"... making a play on words.

However, in my household we say "sammich"

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sammich

 

[Scurvy]

Do you get free desert with the dinning plan?

I'd like the Mojave, please. Where do I sign up?

All in favor? Raise your glass and say, "Kungaloosh!".

Kungaloosh!

 

[grafxgirl]

I don't think this applies. Nobody is correcting anybody (well, until maybe this quoted post ?). The OP and a subsequent poster are simply making general observations about two too-common misspellings. No specific person is being cited or corrected.

Other common mix-ups are (and they all bug me!) Reading these mix-ups is like nails on a chalkboard for me.:
their and there
your and you're
its and it's
could of, should of, and would of instead of could have, should have and would have

 

[Magic Mom]

There is a new test now required when booking free dining.

If you cannot spell "dining", you will not be allowed to book.

Happy free "dinning!"

That's funny!

I would pass that test.

 

[Minnie J]

The poster was emphasizing the "sand" part of the word to go with the word "desert"... making a play on words.

However, in my household we say "sammich"

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sammich

we say sammich too!!

 

[sayhello]

Other common mix-ups are (and they all bug me!) Reading these mix-ups is like nails on a chalkboard for me.:
their and there
your and you're
its and it's
could of, should of, and would of instead of could have, should have and would have

The two that drive me nuts are people writing "wonder" instead of "wander" and people calling it a "mute point" rather than a "moot point".

Sayhello

 

[surfergirl602]

And I thought it was a pun on the misspelling of sandwich. I've seen (although maybe not on here) sanwich, samwich.

desert = sand.

That's what I got from it.

 

[kimblebee]

The two that drive me nuts are people writing "wonder" instead of "wander" and people calling it a "mute point" rather than a "moot point".

Sayhello

wah-la has to be on that list too, no?

 

[DebbieB]

Great news! I can't spell and I'm trying to "loose" weight.

Just kidding, but last spring I wrote several restaurant reviews on TripAdvisor and consistently misspelled "Reuben." Oops!

Maybe try out for the Biggest "Looser".

That's my biggest pet peeve. I not only see it here, but also at work.

Speaking of sandwich, I saw this in India:

 

[spacemermaid]

It's not nice 2 make fun of other people's writting!

When I get my free dinning, I'm going to order only sandwhich's & deserts.

 

[Vijoge]

I have a friend who is going to get her dog spaded. I'm calling the ASPCA.

Another one that gets me are those on a cruise who complain about their cabin stewart.

 

[nmmom95]

we say sammich too!!

I had an aunt who said "sang-wich"

 

[golfgal]

We were visiting friends in Arkansas several years ago and someone had a sign in their yard stating that they did "babysetting". You set them where, on the fence?

A friend posted on her facebook how her kids were ready to go back to school because one of them said her sister was getting on her "nerds" . They are little (kindergarten, first grade).

 

[Belle5]

Not as obvious, but I have often seen, "It peaked my interest".

 

[spacemermaid]

When I go someplace to dinne and they have a formal dress code, I like to wear a dress with lots of sequence's on it. I hope it still fits, otherwise I'll have to do an alternation.

(I'm a tailer, so I can do it myself.)