What's wrong with this sentence?

[OC]

"Not only is this not true, it's innacurate."

That was in an email I got at work today from a higher-up sort of a guy. Prolly makes twice what I do...

:rolleyes:

-OC

[revil]

isn't it just redundant?

[InfiniteNothing]

I think he meant precice. Not only are you wrong, your inconsistant. Oh wait was "what's wrong with this sentence?" a retorical question

[CynJon]

You mean besides spelling "inaccurate" wrong?

Oh, the irony...:heh:

Besides, if you ask him about it, he'll probably tell you he gets paid to make decisions, not spell. It's amazing, though, how people send such ignorant crap out via email without realizing what kind of image they are painting of themselves. I know that spelling does not equate to intelligence, but it does cast a shadow of doubt...

[faither]

Maybe he works in the Department of Redundancy Department.

[Jeffbx]

Originally posted by faither
Maybe he works in the Department of Redundancy Department.

No, he's the manager of the department of redundancy department manager.

[hoey222]

under redundant it says see redundant :D

[QuantumKicker]

That's like saying, "What word in this sentence is mispelled: Munificent and magnificent men were making railroad tracks in the morning."

[nickel]

Originally posted by QuantumKicker
That's like saying, "What word in this sentence is mispelled: Munificent and magnificent men were making railroad tracks in the morning."

well, for one thing mispelled is misspelled :P

[QuantumKicker]

and that's the answer :)

[TERRIBLETOM]

Originally posted by overclocked
"Not only is this not true, it's innacurate."

That was in an email I got at work today from a higher-up sort of a guy. Prolly makes twice what I do...

:rolleyes:

-OC What if someone said "Tom broke the door in three pieces" but it was really Bob and only two Pieces...:poke:

[Nanotech9]

tom broke bob in two pieces.