You'd think that an estate agent would know how to spell the features of the houses that they are attempting to sell. What the hell's a "beday" ???

This is number one in a series of "Language Abuse" - amusing mis-spellings, misplaced apostrophes and suchlike, to provide a bit of a break from buses, coaches and things that float.

Tags:   Biday

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Noticed this gem on the windscreen of a Luckett's vehicle. Coach 5 going to where exactly??? :)

12 May 2012

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Not sure who to blame for this one. National Express, as it refers to their services, or First as it's in their travel shop.

Hard Interchange, Portsmouth
25 August 2011

[EDIT] - Actually, it could also be referring to the Greyhound services, so the blame is pointing more towards First.

Tags:   National Express Greyhound

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I suppose this could be forgiven, as Gray Line are an American company - although it's normally the letter "U" that they feel unnecessary - not the letter "E".

Bullied Way, London
27 April 2013

Tags:   Golden Tours Gray Line Stonehenge

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Ok - what on earth are "moblie" roadworks. And just in case that's a typo, what would "mobile" roadworks consist of exactly?

As it happens, there was no-one doing any roadworks of any sort down this street, so the sign is completely redundant anyway.

High Street, Old Portsmouth
20 September 2014

Tags:   Moblie roadworks

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