Spelling lesson

[islandhopper00]

Birth=when a baby is born.
Berth=Place to sleep aboard a boat.

It's a pet peeve, but dang there are to many people that don't seem to know the difference. Lol

 

[dpmulvey]

I know of cases where the former has happened when two people did not sleep in the latter! :grin:

 

[islandhopper00]

Now, that's funny right there Dave.

 

[trflgrl]

*too


:grin:

 

[electricaldoctor]

I see that you "too" caught that.

 

[SCORPIO]

It is also the aft berth, NOT the after berth(birth).

 

[Crushin It]

Can't sleep in a latter...

 

[CliffA]

Can't sleep in a latter...

you could but i would not recommend it.......:smt009......

cliff

 

[chuck1]

Your write Mike too many peeps use the wrong words.

lol

Sorry could knot help myself.

 

[Boater420]

That couldn't have been funnier...The pot calling the kettle black.

 

[Quint4]

Loose = The prop is loose.
Lose = I do not like to lose.

 

[electricaldoctor]

I "too" have a "loose" screw.

 

[Sangster]

Birth=when a baby is born.
Berth=where a baby is made.

 

[skunkman]

That their is funny!!! I'd bee compelled to edit it.

 

[tc410]

My favorite chuckle on this site is all the people that use the word "advise" when they are really asking for advice.

 

[rcknecht]

Road - Drive a Car on
Rode - Anchor rope
Rhode-Scholar, like Bill Clinton...

 

[Kameroo]

"After Berth": Why we prefer the WE and EC's to DA models.

 

[wayne0]

If you are "on plain" you'll see a lot of grass!
If you're "on plane" you're riding nice.

 

[rondds]

HELP! I need advise - my outdrive is leaking oil.

Engine won't start - please advice!

 

[BlueYonder]

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