Here’s an example of the great jobs the awate those with great writing abilitys, curtosee of GetAFreelancer.com:

Yes, you read rite: “Quality Writers needef ro big project”

So, is you a quality writer? Cause if you is, you could make big money on this big project.

Heres the down-low-and-dirty-skinny on this bizniss:

Hello,
We are looking out for professional writers for a long term Job.
We want writers who can write high quality articles(magazine style) and can easily deliver 25+ articles in a day.
Our main concern is quality and we want only writers who can write high quality articles.

Our price for 500 words original article is $2.
We pay only through paypal and payment is on a daily basis.

Conditions:
—————————————
Should be able to write High/excellent quality articles.
Should check each article in copyscape to ensure its 100% copyscape passed.
Should be able to deliver a minimum of 25+ articles/Day.
Should be able to write in wide niches.

If you are following the above conditions then feel free to BID with your samples.

We have 2000-4000 articles per month project so if anyone winning this will have a full time job for a very long time.

If your writing is simple english then Plz dont bid as i want only high quality content.

Before you apply for this super sweet gig, please read the last line carefuly. “If your writing is simple enligsh then Plz dont bid as i want only high quality content.” Yous prolly askin yourself what simple english is, rite? Well, simple english is the stupid version of english when yous have to captalize nouns and get all the rite letters in the rite order a.k.a. spell rite.

This blog is based on the same idea as the successful “Overheard in New York” blog, which resulted in a book by the same name.

On Overheard in the Newsroom you’ll be treated to hilarious conversations like:

Editor: “We call furlough ‘shore leave’ now.”

Reporter: “I thought it was mandatory undertime.”

Or this:

Reporter: “This lady on the phone wants to know if we know anything about an explosion in her area.”

Editor: “Tell her it was the Rapture and she got left behind.”

One-liners like this:

Reporter, looking up from his lede: “Does anyone have any good ‘elephants having sex’ puns?”

And then there are revealing insights like:

Editor: “We don’t have time for journalism anymore. We’re too busy putting out the paper.”