I got an email from someone that read, in part, as follows:
...brought to my tension the error on the...
Um, that should have been attention. The scary thing? He's the principal of a public school.
06 November 2007
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I have enountered any number of errors that have brought to my tension.....
the epitome of a Freudian slip.
Or maybe you mean principle. It's hard to say, depends on the state of the Capit---is that O? or A? LOL
For me, it's formal business letters with "irregardless" and "Joe Ducayne and Myself will be heading up that project."
ARRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH
LOL
Julie
Using My Words
See, all you're doing now is ADDING to his tension! lol
Meanie.
Wonder if the school needs to invest in a dictionary.
That error made that person very tense
Ouch.
Yikes. Errors in school paperwork drive me nuts!
Oh! I hate "myselfers" too, like Julie said. But my favorite was the teacher who sent out menus with "raisons" as the snack.
Hey, also - love the separate blogroll idea... can I copy?
Raisons as in raison d'être?
I know someone who, to all intensive purposes, doesn't know that the phrase is "to all intents and purposes."
Ouch!
why am i not suprised but yet so amused? now i wonder if anyone corrected the poor guy?
I always *wince* when I get notes and correspondence from Liam's school--so many error...ugh.
That is fabulous! I'm so going to start saying that "___ has been brought to my tension."
Ooh I was going to make a joke about him being tense but I'm late to the party. Again.
I suppose he could blame it on spell check....but what on earth did he type in to get THAT correction?
OMG, how do you read my blog? Unless of course, you find pleasure in how many errors I make. Yikes. LOL.
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