Cemetery Fail
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That is a great one.
At least it’s consistant… I guess…
wtf? is “that” supposed to be “whom”? i dont see it
They misspelled “cemetery”. More than once. IN A STONE INSCRIPTION.
*facepalm*
Not only did they misspell “cemetery,” I would rather have seen “who blessed” instead of “that blessed.”
It would be “who.” “Whom” is the objective form.
I’m into genealogy, and I can tell you that this misspelling is so common. I think I might actually see “cemetary” more than “cemetery” in other people’s records…
You sound smart! and cute.
Was that misspelling intentionel?
Sorry. I thought you were my wife at work. You do sound smart. I’m sure you are plenty cute, too.
She is into genealogy and calls herself “L.”
Oops.
Probably not. I was at work and still half asleep. It took me awhile to even figure out what the problem was!
hahahahahahahahhahahahahaha …suuuuuuuure!
We will remember you brave pioneers forevar.
Okay, that’s just adorable.
Thanks for showing the fail. I failed to see the fail.
Nothing says ‘reverence’ quite like misspellings cast in bronze for future generations to mock in perpetuity.