Funny stuff thats no joke

2wheelsagain wrote:Spear hunting anyone?

And to think it was a cold day when that photo was taken 

I reckon I've met some of these

The Nine Funniest Sportbike Riders You Will Find On The Roads These Days!

The Wedding Photographer ....................
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paul wrote:The Wedding Photographer ....................
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Hi,
I spotted this last week and sent it to KFC

Here is image of Maryborough billboard. I have seen others all with the same misspelling.
Regards
Dave
Hervey Bay
























Here is their response
Dear Dave,
Thank you for taking the time to contact us regarding the KFC billboard. The advertising is intentional as it is a play on words as the store is near a highway.

Kind regards
Diane
KFC Customer Service



And my response


Hi Diane,

Thank you for your response although I find it very, very hard to believe.

If I was the staff member who was responsible for the spelling, I would be cleaning up my desk in preparation for my departure.

There may be an opening for this person as an ABC journalist who seem to be the worst spellers on this planet.





I tyre of bad spelling.




Regards,

Dave 

Not seeing a pic Dave

madmax wrote:Not seeing a pic Dave  

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Is the image visible now? You need the image to make sense of the thread.




Here is my latest response


Hi Diane,



A friend of mine has another explanation for the bad (intentional?) spelling
 

I think they [KFC] are trying to say that their burgers are “weally wubbery” (to attract Asian tourists)


Regards,
Dave

Yeah all good now Dave

WTF was he thinking 

http://www.ntnews.com.au/lifestyle/tweed-heads-firies-use-angle-grinder-to-free-mans-penis-from-ring-spanner/news-story/a4927c224080aae448c1bac81e95cb64


Tweed Heads firies use angle grinder to free man’s penis from ring spanner

A MAN was left red-faced when firefighters had to be called to hospital to remove a tool from his penis.

The man became stuck after his penis swelled up in the ring spanner on Monday and was he unable to remove it.

Tweed firefighters say it not uncommon for them to be called to such jobs where people leave it too late to ask for help.

“It’s really dangerous because inevitably people leave it too long to come see us because they are embarrassed, or say my wife said to put butter on it, sleep on it and it will go down,” said senior firefighter Peter Sutherland.

“It never does.”

Mr Sutherland said one man took his girlfriend with him to the hospital.

“The blood goes into the appendage whether it’s a finger or whatever, it just swells up and by the time you realise it’s too late,” he said.

“We use a tiny angle grinder that’s air operated and use measuring tape to protect the skin and slowly zip away at it while keeping water running on it so it doesn’t get too hot.

“It’s a pretty delicate operation especially where it is, there’s a lot of blood vessels.

“We do quite a few of them.”

Up close and personal ....................

BanditDave wrote:Is the image visible now? You need the image to make sense of the thread.




Here is my latest response


Hi Diane,



A friend of mine has another explanation for the bad (intentional?) spelling
 

I think they [KFC] are trying to say that their burgers are “weally wubbery” (to attract Asian tourists)


Regards,
Dave

Maybe they are trying to say they don't give you a spare Tyre around your waist 

It's a German Shepherd thing