SteveEllis
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The dangers of bad spelling.
The spelling mistake in the following sentence completely changes the meaning :
"The old man was under the wether"
What the writer was trying to say is the old man looks a bit down and tired. What the writer has actually said is the old man was under a castrated sheep!!
Heres the definitions :
The climate is made up of weather; whether it is nice out depends on whether it is raining or not. A wether is just a castrated sheep.
So, if you are in a photoshoot and the photographer says "Can I make you look a little wethered" you may want to confirm his intentions :lmao:
Take care guys
The spelling mistake in the following sentence completely changes the meaning :
"The old man was under the wether"
What the writer was trying to say is the old man looks a bit down and tired. What the writer has actually said is the old man was under a castrated sheep!!
Heres the definitions :
The climate is made up of weather; whether it is nice out depends on whether it is raining or not. A wether is just a castrated sheep.
So, if you are in a photoshoot and the photographer says "Can I make you look a little wethered" you may want to confirm his intentions :lmao:
Take care guys