to think someone should have proofread this card before printing and selling it?

[ChickenVindaloo2]

Being sold in Iceland!

What a flaming joke.

Oh dear. It's not even proofreading really. It's just someone having a basic grasp of grammar. Or not.

Oops,,,😂

Iceland clearly has aspirations to be a greengrocer's

Are they selling lot's of card's in all the shop's?

I was thinking that it was ok seeing as English is not their language...............

This is why Iceland's shouldn't sell card's.

It was £1 so I bought it and will see how long it takes my mum to notice when I give her it!

My mum's an English teacher. She'd notice before she opened the envelope.

It's not even a nice card.

Yes, for the avoidance of doubt, this abomination is being sold in Iceland the shop. Not Iceland the country. Probably wouldn't get past the airport prohibitions against bringing in obscene material.

I need to get one for my mum. We share a love of pedantry...

I was thinking that it was ok seeing as English is not their language...............

Me too

I actually vommed a bit in my mouth reading that...

I found this in Tesco - tweeted them with it and they replied to say they'll be correcting it on the next run ;)

No wonder the third bear looks a bit pissed off.

Lol, sales will skyrocket and Iceland won't know why!

The card will be a collector's item and only available on ebay for £hundreds!

Oh God, Tesco!

I was also about to say, stop being mean it's not their first language after all

And no full stop either.

That is truly awful.

Saw one similar a year or two ago - 'If Mum's were flowers, I'd pick you.'

Proofreeders are not wot they used to be...

I got a business card recently which included the word "proffessional". It did nothing for my confidence in the bearer.

I was genuinely confused about why the card wasn't in Icelandic.

But yes, YANBU. How hard can it be?

Before Christmas Poundland were selling wooden signs with a sentence about misteltoe. I told the lady in the till they wouldn't sell many. Had no response.