You just gotta Beleive!

English would be a start.

Good logo for the duvet (bedcovers?) in the room for one’s honeymoon. Or pre-honeymoon. Or third date. Etc., etc.

Speilling, for example.

It says “become good”, not “become an expert”. They got most of the letters right, and it makes more sense than a lot of what shows up here.

However, I see no need for my bedding to offer inspirational slogans. If they knew what I was doing in there, they’d be offering legal advice.

This is the bedspread that Steve Jobs had as a child.

Brian… we found your iThing.

…Like emibroidery, monoigrams, and silik screeining…

Well, I’m finally in Vietnam! I think I’ll head downstairs to the hotel restaurant and get some authentic Phoi nooidle soup and chai gio spring roils.

maybe it was left over from the war

I wuss goiing too seind an oat too th weebmeister butte mai spelchick woint leit mei.

Become good at anyithing-eksept speling

Dare to be mediocrity.

Easier said than done…obiviously.

…anyithing within reaison

iPod, iPhone, iBook…. just try to become good at ANY iThing.

can tell who went to school….

I see WAY worse misspellings made by those whose native language is English.

For you, I always think of your iThing.

Except an English teacher.

Look out Martha Stewart – Steve Jobs is about to invade your space

Steve Jobs’ iMantra

I Would Do Anyithing For Love: a 1993 hit for Meit Loaf.

the “i”s have it…..

BECOME GOOD AT SPEILLINIG

But becoming good at spelling is not one of them!!!!

iAgree.