Grammatical Error Pointed out by 4th Grader

[hrcollectibles]

http://www.wesh.com/education/23458237/detail.html

Personally I think this error was supposed to be there. As the area is supposed to be a side of the road place... I guess everyone deserves their 15 minutes of fame...

Maybe no body noticed it before because hardly anyone rides the ride

 

[glee]

Who cares (Not knocking your post...knocking media!)


Is this really news? :hammer::brick:

 

[Master Yoda]

I know it was completely wrong for me to think this, I know I am going to hell, blah, blah, blah but all I could think when I saw this story this morning was "Future forum grammar Nazi"

 

[Monty]

Grammar wasn't taught in the days of dinosaurs!

Don't 4th graders know anything? I guess I'm smarter than them! :king:

 

[RiversideBunny]

Must have been a slow news day.

 

[nepalostparks]

Must have been a slow news day.

Ditto.

 

[raven]

So Wesh 2 News decided to put the story on television because...? I guess this week there isn't much to air since Disney's in a slump between vehicle crashes and they needed something to report. This kind of signage is all over the place and I believe it's intentional.

 

[brkgnews]

This whole thing blows me away... I realllllllly don't get why this is news, or even news-ish. It's literally no different than a kid seeing a misspelled sign at Walmart and pointing it out.

Meanwhile, Space Mountain was "out of this would" for years and nobody got on TV for it.

If this qualifies as news, then I'm going to point out all the "fer"s on that pin trading sign in Frontierland, so I can be on TV.

 

[brkgnews]

So Wesh 2 News decided to put the story on television because...? I guess this week there isn't much to air since Disney's in a slump between vehicle crashes and they needed something to report. This kind of signage is all over the place and I believe it's intentional.

Ya know, I'm usually pretty defensive about people claiming that the media is biased against someone/something... but this story really did have me wondering just a bit about that. LOL

 

[Pioneer Hall]

Last news I heard was that Websters, the UK, and every teaching union that represents english teachers is suing Disney for a blatant and intentional misuse of the english language that was deliberately done to damage the developing brains of children everywhere.

 

[MUTZIE77]

Wow, there is a much bigger story they could run with just around the bend in Asia :lookaroun

 

[brkgnews]

One neat note (which, of course, didn't get mentioned in the story itself... you have to pause the video to read the text) was that the letter to the little girl came from WDI (Imagineering), making her an honorary Imagineer, and sending her a copy of Alex Wright's Imagineering Field Guide and an exclusive Imagineering pin. Now THAT's a decent and cute human interest element that makes it a nice "fluff" piece. Good on ya, WDI.

 

[Monty]

Last news I heard was that Websters, the UK, and every teaching union that represents english teachers is suing Disney for a blatant and intentional misuse of the english language that was deliberately done to damage the developing brains of children everywhere.

That lawsuit could readily be brought on the entire U.S. population!






:lookaroun




Psssst.... "English" is always capitalized as in "English teachers" and "English language"..... :animwink:

 

[RiversideBunny]

Hey, maybe she could ask them about the broken Yeti. They seem to really respond to her.

 

[GrumpyFan]

I'm pretty sure the mis-spelling/gramatical error is intentional by WDI.
If I remember correctly the sign is being held up by a a silly looking dinosaur, and everybody knows that dinosaurs can't spell very well. :ROFLOL:

 

[Master Yoda]

One neat note (which, of course, didn't get mentioned in the story itself... you have to pause the video to read the text) was that the letter to the little girl came from WDI (Imagineering), making her an honorary Imagineer, and sending her a copy of Alex Wright's Imagineering Field Guide and an exclusive Imagineering pin. Now THAT's a decent and cute human interest element that makes it a nice "fluff" piece. Good on ya, WDI.

That was a reward that I would love to have yet one of the local broadcasters here in Jacksonville made the snide comment "Just a certificate...no free tickets?":brick:

 

[raven]

Guess the kid never walked by and noticed the menu at Restaurant-"osaurus." :lol:

 

[muteki]

Proof that Orlando press will print anything negative about Disney, regardless of its microscopic insignificance.

 

[jeffk410]

I always thought that was on purpose... Can someone keep track of the sign to see if they actually do switch it?

 

[Bender!]

And the fact that nobody cared the entire time the ride has been open tells you what?