I was reading the review of a local restaurant/farm, and came across this: The barn at the back of the property was used by George Washington and the Cottonelle army. It was of course not located in Texas at the time. I knew from history books that the army lacked shoes, which made it fortunate that they didn't have to march to Texas to find a barn. At least they had toilet paper. Some of the bloopers posted on reviews and discussion sites are priceless!
This was taken from USA Today last week. Geography and spelling are not the strong suit of anyone working in most forms of media be it TV, Radio or print. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...where-colorado-is_us_573a5b39e4b08f96c183eed1 And for those of you outside the U.S. or those in the U.S. who sucked at geography, they have highlighted Wyoming...Colorado is the state below Wyoming.
There is something about the local restaurant/farm that attracts the language impaired. This from a review posted yesterday: ". . . .ordered a monetary melt sandwich." Perhaps the ordinary sandwich is made with $1 bills, and if you want an upgrade, it is made with $5 bills. The restaurant does serve a wonderful Monterrey Melt sandwich.
