There's a guy up here advertising a "2000lb bumper wench". Jeez, the picture that leapt to mind kept me chortling for quite awhile.
I want to know if guys do these typos deliberately, in some kind of obscure psychological maneuver to get you to open their ad.
GWE
Unfortunately, the internet shows us just how much of the population can't spell.
Can better that just a bit. Years ago in the local paper, someone posted an ad for an 8000lb Worn Wench.
Jon
Someone locally was selling a "Kabota" tractor. I figured it as a typo, but upon reading the ad, once more it was spelled, "Kabota".
The kicker was the pictures, one of which showed very clearly the correct spelling right on the side of the damn thing.
Illiteracy is still alive and well in this country.
Jon
A local auctioneer used to always spell winch that way in his sale bills.
Common error. Wix Filters puts out collectible diecast model car every year. A couple years ago they breathlessly announced the newest model, a
1950s Dodge PowerWagon with a "Wench". I kidded a couple of their sales execs bout it, but the humour went right over their heads.PolyTech Forum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.