CANON - The Great Innovator (was: CANON – The Great Pretender)

Probably the same company that made "Chrystal Palace " football shirts

"David Littlewood" wrote in message
...
In article , Colin D
writes

Having said that, perhaps it's being a bit picky to comment on
grammatical, punctuation, and spelling mistakes in a NG post. But then,
I find such mistakes as I spot tend to grab my attention. To me, they
can overwhelm the intent of the message. I well remember a large poster
that was displayed throughout the country (New Zealand) publicizing
cancer week, soliciting donations to the cause. The heading, in huge
letters was "PROSTRATE CANCER KILLS". I guess there were some red faces
in the advertising department.

Colin D.

Off topic, but quite topical this week: I well remember seeing, in my
teens, a newspaper photo showing the horses of the British Olympic Team
fitted with blankets proudly embroidered: "Great Britian".
--
David Littlewood

Probably the same company that made "Chrystal Palace " football shirts

"David Littlewood" wrote in message
...
In article , Colin D
writes

Having said that, perhaps it's being a bit picky to comment on
grammatical, punctuation, and spelling mistakes in a NG post. But then,
I find such mistakes as I spot tend to grab my attention. To me, they
can overwhelm the intent of the message. I well remember a large poster
that was displayed throughout the country (New Zealand) publicizing
cancer week, soliciting donations to the cause. The heading, in huge
letters was "PROSTRATE CANCER KILLS". I guess there were some red faces
in the advertising department.

Colin D.

Off topic, but quite topical this week: I well remember seeing, in my
teens, a newspaper photo showing the horses of the British Olympic Team
fitted with blankets proudly embroidered: "Great Britian".
--
David Littlewood

Probably the same company that made "Chrystal Palace " football shirts

"David Littlewood" wrote in message
...
In article , Colin D
writes

Having said that, perhaps it's being a bit picky to comment on
grammatical, punctuation, and spelling mistakes in a NG post. But then,
I find such mistakes as I spot tend to grab my attention. To me, they
can overwhelm the intent of the message. I well remember a large poster
that was displayed throughout the country (New Zealand) publicizing
cancer week, soliciting donations to the cause. The heading, in huge
letters was "PROSTRATE CANCER KILLS". I guess there were some red faces
in the advertising department.

Colin D.

Off topic, but quite topical this week: I well remember seeing, in my
teens, a newspaper photo showing the horses of the British Olympic Team
fitted with blankets proudly embroidered: "Great Britian".
--
David Littlewood