To: Kaslin
Dan Quayle in a school room holding up a mis-spelled word, without mentioning that the class teacher was the one who'd written out the word incorrectly? What is that about?
Here is a video of Dan Quayle coaching a student to add the extra "e": Dan Quayle Misspells 'potato'
That's not the teacher, that's Quayle himself.
It's not a terrible mistake, but let's not make up stories about it.
16 posted on
06/19/2012 9:59:15 AM PDT by
Izzy Dunne
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To: Izzy Dunne
He was reading from a flash card given to him by the teacher.
27 posted on
06/19/2012 10:13:34 AM PDT by
jdsteel
(Give me freedom, not more government.)
To: Izzy Dunne
That's not the teacher, that's Quayle himself. It's not a terrible mistake, but let's not make up stories about it.READ THIS
33 posted on
06/19/2012 10:23:31 AM PDT by
Sans-Culotte
( Pray for Obama- Psalm 109:8)
To: Izzy Dunne
That’s because he is taking the word from the card the teacher wrote out! You can’t see how the word is spelled on thecard in that clip, can you?
38 posted on
06/19/2012 10:40:24 AM PDT by
Wiser now
(Socialism does not eliminate poverty, it guarantees it.)
To: Izzy Dunne
It's not a terrible mistake, but let's not make up stories about it. Right --->
Dan Quayle's "Potatoe" Incident
"Working from an inaccurate flash card prepared by a teacher..."
Who's making up stories? The fact that the card Quayle was handed had it spelled incorrectly was never ever mentioned in the press's relenless hectoring of Quayle over the silly goof.
55 posted on
06/19/2012 11:57:47 AM PDT by
JaguarXKE
(If my Fluffy had a puppy, it would look like the puppy Obama ate!)
To: Izzy Dunne
Izzy,
Potatoe is one of two correct spellings of the word. Potato is the other. Go look at your mom’s or your wife’s Betty Crocker Cookbook.
72 posted on
06/19/2012 3:39:13 PM PDT by
cyclotic
(People who live within their means are increasingly being forced to pay for people who didn't.)
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