RedTouch: “you’ve won a skying holiday as a price”
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December 5, 2011 at 8:40am
Click on the image and see to believe.
The Labour Party got itself a phone company before it learned how to spell. Nice priorities.
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Perhaps they meant to blow the winner sky high.
Oh, skiing.
the PRICE!
The ignorance!
Skying in Bulgarija. Nice Price.
“At Bulgarija”
According to Michael Lewis, author of ‘The English verb’- An exploration of structure and meaning and other grammar related lit.- ‘At’ is a grammatically correct preposition when ‘in’ness is not the focus of the sentence (even if MOST native speakers would raise a confused eyebrow at its use).
Even though the example above is most definitely a total fluke.
Perhaps “skiving” !
Or Skyping. You never know.
Surely they’re talking about a trip to the Earth’s outer atmosphere using cutting-edge technology. Coming to think of it, that’s not a bad idea for the Labour Party.
Can you just immagine their reaction:
U iwa, mhux xorta.
Laqwa li ftehmna.
Kemm gejjien b’nejk.
Hadd ma jaghmel zball jaqaw?
Qahbec ta’ Inglizati.
And in time honoured fashion, by attacking the critic:
Ma ghandiex x’taghmel din dal ghodu?
Maghna ha taqbad illum.
Kemm hi spizjara.
Winning a price. Does that mean the winner gets a quotation or a brochure?
Or does that mean that you pay, and they travel?
Seems the FB page is run by a chap named Quinton……
[Daphne – Another of the Super One chavs.]
Someone tried to help:
“Julie Ghirxi skiing not skying and prize not price !!!
Friday at 19:55 · Like · 1”
(3 days ago)
Yet:
“Redtouch fone
Get a chance to fly over to Bulgaria for a skying holiday when you LIKE the new REDTOUCH Facebook Page!”
Just 2 hours ago.
They just don’t get it.
It gets worse and worse!
Going by air all the way
Hot air
It makes me wonder whether they actually spell the ‘fone’ in their name that way intentionally.