Which idiot, which complete moron, designed this rig without a dump valve in the sandtraps?

Design Fail!!!!!!!

And I thought Asda's site was bad before - just about everything you click on now gives a buffering symbol, only to reveal that you can't even sort by price for example, and that you have to continually drill down through drop menus to get to an 'aisle'. Leads to 'Jesus, what are they classing soap as?' thoughts if you're just browsing, seeing what's out there.

Properly awful.

I find that I do most of my grocery shopping done via mysupermarket it seems better than the supermarket sites.


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I can't be doing with internet shopping for food. My experiences of it made me lose the will to live. I quite enjoy sauntering round the store looking for bargains so much so I have been known to go to 3 different supermarkets to get the best deals (when I was very skint). They are all a short distance from each other so I'm not completely bonkers

My local bakery. Wandered up there first thing to buy some bread & stuff for breakfast. Spotted a couple of very nice looking mini Victoria sponges so decided to have them too. Shop assistant carefully put them in one of those fold up card boxes. Bags everything up, I pay and off I go.

Arriving home I open the bag to find she'd packed the box containing the cakes in the bag vertically I.e. on its side. The result is I have a card box half-full of something that looks a bit like Eton mess, rather than two separate cakes.

For Pete's sake.

http://kotaku.com/eidos-disables-your-g ... -745716031

They've copied that from people who had a clue...

Earlier I got an email from Paypal notifying me that my monthly transaction statement was available. It also asked me whether I wanted to share on Facebook.


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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-23295307

Just FAIL all round.

David Cameron tweet links to parody Duncan Smith account
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-23312691

So he doesn’t know if his cabinet ministers do or do not have Twitter accounts. I would expect him to know this AND to have strict guidelines about how those accounts could be used.

Recently, the NHA Party - a campaign group aiming to raise awareness of the privatisation of the NHS have been circulating this image on Twitter:



I have been politely pointing out the typo on the image, Can you spot it?

OK - so until today, they have been doing noting about it. However today, someone has been taking me to task about this because instead of just seeing that the typo is really, really poor, they are banging on about me being obsessed with a type and not the message. My argument: if you want to be taken seriously, and to appear professional, you need to check for spellings and typos before releasing material. Everyone else does it.

So, for now, this image with the word "bankin" is doing the rounds. No one seems to have the wits to fix the problem.

Barking?

(Not that I disagree with your point - it does look really sloppy - but this amused me! (8-D )

Are you sure the typo isn't "other"?

Shouldn't that read "Amazon, Google, Starbucks etc..?"

Hmm....



I know - autocorrect fail there (now corrected). I am incensed. Not by the error, but by the idiot on Twitter who has been telling me that it’s not important. I would have let them get away with a mis placed apostrophe, but this is a simple spelling mistake that should have been picked up before it was released. They should, at least, have had the wits to fix the error before repeatedly posting it on Twitter.

According to the person I’m trying (and clearly failing) to convince of the need for professionalism in such things, it’s not important and the world is obsessed with appearance and not facts. Also, I am (apparently) a "grammar nazi". He misses the point that I am trying to help, and that right now that image is doing them a disservice.

I have emailed the NHAParty about the image in question. They have a press officer who should see sense.

I completely agree with you. I often proofread our leaflets and posters because poor SPAG conveys an unprofessional image. The subject in question inherits an air of trust or suspicion, which, IMO, reflects back on the source.

Edit: Or put simply, if you can't spell, what else have you done wrong?