Come on guys, not everyone can spell, but everyone has to write. Sure
they're all homonyms, probably means it's a perceptual issue and not
something to ridicule. Be kind,%^&*$$%#$%&!

  : )

Jim

On Dec 27, 2004, at 6:14 PM, Robert Fisher wrote:

> I thought he was either drunk or channeling the big Z, or both. Reckon
> it
> was really just a warning to all those sluice miners that're using
> their
> Westys out on the claim. Guess that's what I get for jumping to
> conclusions.
>
> Cya,
> Robert
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "jbange" <hfinn@INGRATES.NET>
> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
> Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 3:54 PM
> Subject: Re: "Buyer BE Weir" of Go Westy Thick Skylight's / tearing
> your
> roof all to p...
>
>
>> >ps, trev i am sorry the spell check didnt make it out before
>> christmas..
>>
>> Heh. Funny thing is, it almost looks like he DID deliver that spell
>> checker. All those misspelled words are actual words you'll find in
>> the
>> dictionary. A "weir" is a small dam, "lode" is ore-bearing minerals,
>> etc.  The words all sound right-- they're just the wrong word. His
>> message
>> serves as a good warning to those who think spell checkers are a
>> panacea.
>>
>>> >
>>> > Yes you are right skylight are designed to brake under lode
>>> > And if to much lode is placed on them thy will brake
>>> > The GO WESTY THICK SKYLIGHT"S will not brake exceeding
>>> > The lode factor thus tearing your roof all to peaces
>>> >
>>> >      "Buyer BE Weir"
>