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by Lee Potts ~ September 24th, 2009. Filed under: Pre-presentation, Problems with People, Problems with Software.

if you can read the picture you'll see a pretty awesome spell... on Twitpic

A tad more embarrassing than your run-of-the-mill error and spell check never would have picked it up (you’ll need to click on the thumbnail to see the larger original on Twitpic — click on “View full size” once you get there).

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