Thank you Christian Science Monitor and a friendly reader for making my day with these wonderful protest signs. I can really understand why Sarah Palin appeals to these people so much (and vice versa). Here are a few choice examples:
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Here’s a scary thing. I typed infromed into Google – in case it was some old English word with a witty meaning. It isn’t. But there are 11,400 Google entries. At some point usage must turn misspelled words into real ones. Do you think 11,400 examples is enough?
.-= Bill Bennett´s last blog ..Zettabytes: most of it is still rubbish =-.
My favourite is the first.
It’s a wordplay only the words are not right.
Wow, it’s not like you have to search too hard to find tea part signs with mispelled words. I just check the tea party wikipedia entry and —just like Steve Jobs would say— boom!:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_Party_protests
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tea_Party_Protestors.JPG
Probably work of anti tea party —if that exists— movement
Is the anti-Tea Party movement the Coffee Movement?
Probably, the decaf soy latte movement.