@mahrukh2872 Reminds me of the one that starts, "You're the conductor on a train running from New York to Chicago," then details how many passengers get on and off at each stop before everyone left gets off in Chicago, and then finally asks, "Now, how old is the conductor?"
@Motivational__G Wrong credit card processor, tablet, LCD TV, gas pumps are in the garage door, pumping gas into back seat, no naked calendar on the wall, and most places then had hydraulic lifts with a center pillar and not the type shown.
@america The irony is that very often the people posting stuff like this are the same people who want the Ten Commandments posted in schools and government buildings. With the "not" omitted from the 9th, presumably.
@Wendy1u17 The only thing I can spot is the address on the picture. Two-letter state abbreviations came in with ZIP Codes in '63. It would have been the first three letters in '56.
@wordrefiner Noticed one in a translation a couple days ago, Special Agent turned into Space Agent (agente especial to agente espacial). Probably a typo, since it was spelled correctly three other times in the same paragraph.