Fabulously worded advert (rolling my eyes here!)

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Wouldn't you check before posting if you were trying to sell?!


Nice 15 hand ride and drive got bone and fever 2 diy 4 " she all ways dus what u ask of her she can be ride by most age of people she been ride more lately ant been in a cart 2 mouth or so but hock her up and she of good out on big road she would tack u down the m25 lol this pony cums with her tack which is all in good nick !! Only selling as I ant got the time she needs sum 1 that can give her the time and she will tack u places in showing thanks 4 looking ...
 
Kerri, that isnt dyslexia, and if they claim it is they are lying.

I am dyslexic, my brother is severely dyslexic, we both went to a specialist school and I've read enough of my school friends writing to recognise the traits of dyslexia in others writing easily.

Far to many people use dyslexia as an excuseto be lazy even if they have never actualy been officialy diagnosed! it makes it so much harder fo those of us with dyslexia to be taken seriously.
 
Horse looks fab. I don't understand the fever 2 diy 4 and working with lots of dyslexic children, I'd say that's just lazy, can't be bothered writing, not dyslexia.
 
I was wondering what DIY had to do with the cob... It would suddenly up your ability to use a drill and saw?!
 
I can read it. If the mare in question is as described, then she sounds to be a useful ride and drive type. I haven't seen the actual advert, but use of casual text speak on Facebook is fairly common. If I were considering buying, I'd be more concerned with whether the mare was indeed as described and if she had a passport than with how the seller chose to phrase their advert.
 
I'm not sure whether it's a good or bad thing that i could understand it, perhaps still being able to remember when my kids spelt most things phonetically was a help.
 
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