dead or deaf ?

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I am pretty sure he wanted a deaf lady, not dead. This brings up another question- If a male is single and can hear - don't you think its odd he looking for a deaf woman ?
 
Oh god...yea, I have had people introduce me and they have said "Let you know, she is dead or she is death." The people usually look at me like I am some kind of freak while I have no idea what was said about me. GAWD!
 
Here's a little tid-bit: When I moved to CA from MN in 1970, the new address my life insurance company had for me was: "CA School for the Dead". :lol: And here's a hint of which life insurance company this was: They had an ad jingle that went: "Our business is Life". :lol:
 
lol

I have made that typo before. especially on my BB with the Suretype.
 
One time, NTID made a mistake when they posted their quarterly report online a few years ago.

They said... "National Technical Institute for the Dead". :eek:
 
vampyrox said:
one time, ntid made a mistake when they posted their quarterly report online a few years ago.

They said... "national technical institute for the dead". :eek:
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lol!!!!
 
I love that mistake. I have a shirt with the grim reaper with the international deaf sign on a necklace. And it says "I am not Death."
 
VamPyroX said:
One time, NTID made a mistake when they posted their quarterly report online a few years ago.

They said... "National Technical Institute for the Dead". :eek:
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:rofl2:

Of course I can understand the typo as the letter 'd' and 'f' are side by side. But still--that's hilarious!
 
VamPyroX said:
One time, NTID made a mistake when they posted their quarterly report online a few years ago.

They said... "National Technical Institute for the Dead". :eek:
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:laugh2:

That is too funny!

I remember I once got a letter from my son's doctor asking me to update the personal information, etc and in it; It said "Kentucky School for the Death." At that moment, I was thinking "WTF" and knew it had to be an error. So, of course, I corrected it but I also had to laugh at it too.
 
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