Zachary Hoyt
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This is a new one on me. Every time I think I've heard them all another one appears.
Zach
Waynes coating
Zach
Waynes coating
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dcarp
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- Location
- Schulenburg Texas
I was looking for a coat John Wayne wore.
timcasbolt
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Wayne's not going to be very happy when he finds out where his coating went.
If I were you I'd find something more important to contemplate than misspelled words on CraigsList. Occasionally someone here on YT misspell's a word but everone know's what they are trying to say and move along without ridding their back. Belittling folks over misspellings rarly turn out good.
Stan in Oly, WA
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Being a good speller in English is one of those freak abilities, similar to knowing the day of the week of any date in history. There may be languages which lend themselves to correct spelling less than English does, but I'm not aware of any---and I've studied quite a few. Once, just to confirm this for myself, I made a list of the ways you could spell the word element "tane" (to rhyme with pane). I could come up with 14. Not that I'm claiming that this was a good use of time.
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Ted in NE-OH
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I can spot other people's misspelling but not my own, so I don't say anything.
Gary from Muleshoe
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I don't get it. Isn't that how Wayne spells his name?
Russ from MN
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- Location
- Bemidji MN
Google spells it "wainscoting", My spelling is so bad I depend on spellcheck and Google.
BarnyardEngineering
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- Location
- Rochester, NY
Probably hasn't seen the word written down before, only heard it on TV shows. It's pronounced "Wayne's Coating" so at least the choice of words is understandable.
At least he spelled "Wayne" and "Coating" correctly, and used the proper possessive form of Wayne, rather than the plural. It would make no sense for many Waynes to have a coating.
At least he spelled "Wayne" and "Coating" correctly, and used the proper possessive form of Wayne, rather than the plural. It would make no sense for many Waynes to have a coating.
BarnyardEngineering
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- Location
- Rochester, NY
Leave 'em by the road on the honor system and someone will steal 'em.
Chuck (CA)
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Yeah. I used to enjoy correcting folks' spelling and grammar. Then one day, I realized I enjoyed having friends more.
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