One of our spies has sent in this intriguing roadside signage on Corin Dam road.
I’m sure it looked fine as an automated message.
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One of our spies has sent in this intriguing roadside signage on Corin Dam road.
I’m sure it looked fine as an automated message.
Got an image of Canberra you want to share with the world? Send it through to images@the-riotact.com .
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What’s Your opinion?
Phonetic spelling with an ocker accent on Corin Dam road
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Maybe it was done by the guy who sent out the emergency SMS about the Mitchell fire?
kakosi said :
I tend to ignore iPhones.
dungfungus said :
I tend to ignore marketing bastardisation of spelling 🙂
kakosi said :
Shouldn’t that be iPhone?
Reminds me of the one that was on Parkes Way during the Glenloch Interchange roadworks: “POLICE IN FORCE ROADWORKS SPEED LIMIT”.
Next time I saw it, IN FORCE had been changed to ENFORCE.
A built in spellchecker wouldn’t have helped that one.
farnarkler said :
Like Iphone’s spellchecker that will change debary to debate?
Possible debate on roads? 😀
For those who were never taught the whole-word method, the current concept taught in primary schools are “sight words”…
ACT Police have just advised on Twitter that “Tree fallen on Sutton Road and a single vehicle accident, 8km nth of Quialigo turnoff.”
These spelling and gramatical errors by authorities are just unbelievable.