I Know The Spelling Sucks

Posted on October 6, 2006
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Regular visitors might notice the appalling spelling on the site from time to time. I apologise. I do go round cleaning up after myself, sometimes days later.

A few years back I had to write a lot about nuclear war - invariably I spelled it “unclear”. Those were the days when typos worked to my advantage.

I also regularly sign e-mails beset instead of best. Beset wishes, or just beset, haydn. At least it’s not beast.

If you have any similarly symbolic typos let me know.

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