It’s sat-at-the-waist silhouette? Fixed it…
Camilla
Facebook selling sites are easy prey when it comes to spelling and grammar, but the idea of sailing a washer dryer is next level.
In the wash
Saturday’s wine
Fascinated by the ‘like’ on this piece of marketing. May be idiomatically passable in yoof-speak but just seems so off-message to the core Boden customer. Works perfectly well without. As always: if in doubt delete.
When millennial copywriters attack
Just putting this paid-for advert on Facebook out there…
Could of done better
It could happen to anyone – quickly typing in ‘yeras’ instead of ‘years’, ‘brian’ for ‘brain’ or ‘fro’ for ‘for’. Just wish in this case that yeras was another term for decades…
Yeras and yeras
Masterclass in how weird quote marks makes everything seem open to interpretation. “Wednesday” indeed…
Flexi-time
These “jacket potatoes” sound well dodgy.
Half baked
More (back-to-front) apostrophes than any grammar-fearing person could possibly stomach in a cafe at Camber Sands.
Apostrophe apocalypse
Times are so tough even cash machines can’t get the work.