Yesterday's Columbus Dispatch featured this image prominently displayed on the front of the Insight section. Apparently images are not proofread as carefully as text....what, exactly, does "withdrawl" mean, anyway?
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I believe "withdrawl" is a term used to describe the speaking patterns of southerners. My friend Julie, from Alabama, speaks "withdrawl."
My husband, a native New Yorker, speaks "withoutdrawl."
I showed this to a colleague who shall remain nameless and asked, "What's wrong with this picture?" And my wonderful colleague said, "They left out the E!"
Yesterday's Columbus Dispatch featured this image prominently displayed on the front of the Insight section. Apparently images are not proofread as carefully as text....what, exactly, does "withdrawl" mean, anyway?
4 comments:
I believe "withdrawl" is a term used to describe the speaking patterns of southerners. My friend Julie, from Alabama, speaks "withdrawl."
My husband, a native New Yorker, speaks "withoutdrawl."
Ya'll 'r silly. Doncha know it means we'd be in pain if we left, kinda lak when I stopped takin' chocolate for mah headaches...
...disheartening, albeit not entirely unexpected.
I showed this to a colleague who shall remain nameless and asked, "What's wrong with this picture?" And my wonderful colleague said, "They left out the E!"
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