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ROD IRON FURNITURE
TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS
Yeah, it took me a moment, too.
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Trying to be reasonable in an unreasonable world. Optimistic when possible; cynical when necessary. Offering the world sporadic musings since 2005. Elated supporter of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama
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3 comments:
Oh that's funny! At first - your mind fills in the missing letters. I thought - 'whats so funny about wrought iron furniture?' Then I looked again. What a hoot!
I love examples of this kind of phonetic spelling mistake. Makes you realize that people don't see words on the page as often as they should!
It also makes you see what I see every day since I teach freshman English...for many people, English is an aural and oral language, but not a written one. "Wrought" sounds like "rod" to the aurally-oriented.
College freshmen writing sentences like this:
Are cat loves to chase mice.
is a normal part of my day.
Sometimes I get all "rod" up about that!
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