I weep for humanity.

[prillalar]

Found on Digg (and yet I keep going back):

Looks like there testing out a new design for there search results.

Comments

[akatonbo.livejournal.com]

...at least they're consistent? *joins in weeping*

[prillalar]

It was the double-whammy that did me in.

[weetanya.livejournal.com]

Nope. Can't parse.

[prillalar]

It kind of breaks your brain.

[branchandroot]

*winces* Ow.

You know, I'm willing to be a little lenient on the "its" thing, but there's no excuse for this.

[prillalar]

I make a lot of phonetic typos, a lot more than I'd like. But I *proofread*. That's why this bugs me. It's sloppy.

[insaneneko.livejournal.com]

Being braindead, I tried puzzling out the sentence with there. Took a while for it to kick in and then I was horrified.

[prillalar]

It is rather a puzzle. But not the kind that's good for your brain, I'm sure.

It's perfectly simple!

[the-star-fish.livejournal.com]

Where testing? There testing.

Where search results? There search results.

(This comment has been brought to you by one-too-many viewings of Young Frankenstein.)

Re: It's perfectly simple!

[prillalar]

Hey, I don't want to let anybody off the hook here! *g*

[i-smile.livejournal.com]

I guess it makes it all simpler if you just level it to one form. ://

[prillalar]

I guess it's true that the vowels don't matter in Indo-European languages.

Lks lk thr tstng out a nw dsgn fr thr srch rslts.

It actually looks better with most of the vowels gone!