You’re labouring under the impression that they tried to spell “developments”; in fact it’s a Freudian neologism: “de-velo-ments” – n. plural. Acts of bicycle removal…
I’m afraid with this post you’ve broken the unwritten rule: any criticism of someone else’s spelling or grammar must contain at least one mistake. 😉
You’re labouring under the impression that they tried to spell “developments”; in fact it’s a Freudian neologism: “de-velo-ments” – n. plural. Acts of bicycle removal…
Tim, there’s also “administator”.
“Ad-mini-stator” = to install Minis?
Hi BB
I’m afraid with this post you’ve broken the unwritten rule: any criticism of someone else’s spelling or grammar must contain at least one mistake. 😉
Yet more evidence that they could not run a whelk stall, never mind a Council
There’s a good one at the end of Stapleton road as it crosses the ring road:
BUSS LANE
Good ol’ BCC!
Another one on the Floating Harbour display panel by the SS Great Britain, referring to one of Brunel’s other great ships, the “Great Easter”.
well we may not be spelling city but we are clearly pedantville – get a lif
Hi. Not sure what this is about but I’m actually the Mayor SpellingCity.com.
I’ve spent some time over in the UK and even Bristol. Even some a week in Hillhead (very small town) a year or so back.
I thought your spelling over there was fine. Colourful. And theaterical. lol.
Stop by: Spellingcity.com
We even have a resource on UK vs US spelling.
So, err, they have a Cycling City ‘division’ now? What do these people do all day, I wonder?