The eraser in the image below is an excellent product. It works really well: erases things easily and leaves the paper fine, and for some reason it also smells like candy. So it's very pleasant to work with. But there's just something about it that leaves you wondering things.



Like, how exactly would excellent colours and beautiful shapes play into things? Assuming that is what it's supposed to say. There's really no colours involved. Or shapes.

And why could not a tiny bit of time be spent on actually spelling it correctly? I mean, really? It'd take less than minutes to just look it up on the web. And then it'd be correct on all printings. And we can assume that they printed quite a lot, else it would be too expensive. So the actual cost of spelling this correctly per printed thing must be very, very, very low.

Or they could have spent a little time on not including " ,withexcelent colours and beatiful sharpes" at all. But I guess that would leave a blank area. Yeah, that is much worse than half a sentence that doesn't make sense and is misspelled.