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B00 | 19:04 Wed 01st Feb 2012 | ChatterBank
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Found this gem, on our areas, FaceBook selling page.

"sellin a luxary umberlla wooded out door been use 2 3 times still like bran new pick up only also a out side gerzbo also pick up only still like bran new if u wanna no any thing eles inbox me"

Then she'd added a bit further down the page "pitcher down below and 35 pound"

Now i admit to the odd spelling mistake (ok, a lot sometimes) but that just left me thinking "wow!!" when I read it, or at least tried to decipher it.
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Barista = makes your fancy coffee

Barrister = will sue for you when you burn your tounge ;-p
19:53 Wed 01st Feb 2012
Do you want to buy my umbrerlla or gerzbo though?
i paze u?
Sometimes this kind of thing is done quite deliberately to catch your attention...and it did Boo :-)
I quite fancy a gerzbo............is it an animal?
Not bothvered bout the umbrella but the gerzbo sound gud innit.

is the a pikture?
hold out for a Gerzy-B00..They"re new!
Good call Zhukov.........
presume you mean *our area's* ??

they are probably dyselxic, but even so, why not use spell check?
I think its something about those pages. I give up looking at my local one most the time because i can never decipher what it is they are actually offering, even with the picture.
that's brilliant. Beats the sign on my way home the other day "terrear puppy's for sail".
Or the advert in the West Briton down here from a local restaurant/café:

"Wanted one Barrister, £6-50 an hour."

That one made Private Eye....
Edicashun is a wunderfil ting!
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wow Barmaid, that's special, innit? LOL

And yes cathfromsaron, I did mean "area's", but I'd argue that's a grammatical error rather than a spelling one ;-) so ner ner ner ner- lol.

And yes, before Outraged from Norfolk replies, telling me off because maybe the poster was/is dyslexic, I understand that and do sympathise with genuine sufferers however 90% of posts on that page are like that one.
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ok, i give up DT- where's the funny in that one?
I'm guessing DT means it should have been an ad for a Barista
Absolutely CF, spot on, - and think about it, B00, a Barrister would be more like £6-50 a minute....
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oh right, I dunno what a barista is, heck perhaps I shouldn't scoff at the umberlla seller so much eh? LOL
Barista = makes your fancy coffee

Barrister = will sue for you when you burn your tounge ;-p
I think its someone who makes posh coffee Boo but i wouldnt really know, I prefer common tea.
excellent definition, Tuvok, if I was in B00's shoes this would be a candidate for best answer.

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