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ITS BACK!.....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VW-T25-SYNCRO ... 1c2773d8a9

Bit better price this time.

Yeah and the description is even better ......

' carrot top wheels'

What a complete plonker !!

Have to say, that why not, when putting up an extended eBay ad description like that, take the time to remove all those typos or spellos, and make it read half decent.. it's not that much effort to write reasonable English for an important ad - is it

But then....

Well at least he's brought the price down

Possible the seller is Dyslectic?

Mickyfin wrote:Possible the seller is Dyslectic?

No.

He's a plonker

Possible the seller is dyslexic?

Yes, possible, though looks like big fat fingers and laziness to me... its an important ad, spell checkers exist

I think my point really is, always have trouble getting my head around this: someone wanting £X,000 and yet it isn't worth 10 minutes to write a decently constructed and easily readable description - what does it say? Too much money already, couldn't care less etc.

HarryMann wrote: what does it say? Too much money already, couldn't care less etc.

I think Paddy's already answered that!!

I once new a dyslexic devil worshiper..........he sold his soul to santa!!

Knew? Was it you?

I thought I was doing well spelling dyslexic & worshiper...

Maybe it was because spell-check wouldn't of highlighted 'new'?

Gosh, this posting sounds like fun. Can I join in please?

That last criticism, KarlT , should have read "Maybe it was because spell-check wouldn't have highlighted 'new'?"
Can we have correct grammar, as well as spelling, in criticisms please.

Thank you very much.
Brian.

Wychall wrote:Gosh, this posting sounds like fun. Can I join in please?

That last criticism, KarlT , should have read "Maybe it was because spell-check wouldn't have highlighted 'new'?"
Can we have correct grammar, as well as spelling, in criticisms please.

Thank you very much.
Brian.

Dont mind Karl ..... he's English. What would he know about the language?