CAPTION THIS: (our educational system at work)

AP ^

[Drew68]

The good Lord knew what He was doing when He got Adam and Eve to sew fig leaves together and cover their ever-loving heinies.

Not to mention Phish fans aren't particularly known for their dedication to personal hygene.

[Aggie Mama]

Ahhhhhhhhhh!!!! One of my biggest pet peeves. Right up there with replacing a "c" with a "k" as in Kwik Kleen. :::::Shudder::::::::

[PropheticZero]

hey, good thing I scrolled down. I was about to throw that out there.

[sheik yerbouty]

Better read than ded.

[Incorrigible]

Oof!

I r an engineer but even I can spell better than that without resorting to spell check. Well maybe.

[Ipberg]

I challenge anyone to find a photo of a misspelled pro-Clinton impeachment or pro-Bush sign and post it.

Republicans are smarter!

[Consort]

"Resignate" must be part of a new language of protesting.
One of the anagrams of "resignate" is "it's a genre".

[gaffin]

Doesn't the bright guy know the differnece between to and too?

[TatieBug]

They need vouchers to go to some school where they learn the three R's! Oh, and spelling.

[Political Junkie Too]

I think that "resignate" was intentional -- it was meant to be reminiscent of "strategery." The rest is unliteracy.

-PJ

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

I wonder if anyone politely pointed out the obvious errors...

[Timesink]

Actually, with all due respect to Bush, I believe that the use of "resignate" is a reference to a misstatement made by Bush at one time. I believe he once said "resignate" when he meant "resonate."

It doesn't really matter. Appearance is everything. The signs make them look like fools, whether "resignate" was intentional or not. And like you said, the "to/too" thing can't possibly be part of the joke. It has no possible relation to anything Bush has ever said (you can't prove a homophone has been misspoken), and it's an extremely common mistake made by stupid people. Which these smelly granola-crunchers obviously are.