Funny Typos or Misspellings

[oilyriser]

Originally Posted By: benjamming
Originally Posted By: Panzerman
Most of my cloths and alot of the kids, have come from yard sales and garage sales.


Your kids came from yard sales & garage sales? What is the going price now? Do they come completely furbished?

 

[oilyriser]

Walmarthas

 

[Matt89]

One thing I hear a lot is "Jerry-rigged" in place of "jury rig" (i.e. a temporary repair in nautical jargon).

 

[Barkleymut]

when the whole anthrax in the mail scare was upon us a guy I knew said he was scared to death of Amtraks. I asked him why and told him I rode on one from NC to FLA a few years back and other than the kids screaming all night it wasn't bad. He said how da heck do you ride on a piece of mail??? I couldn't help but laugh really hard and tell him he was a moron.

 

[Quattro Pete]

For all intensive purposes

 

[tom slick]

Apparently it's common for municipalities to misspell "public" as "pubic", spell checker doesn't catch it and they don't proofread. It's usually caught at city council meetings though.

I used to work with a guy that made of his own words by adding extra letters (not on purpose). His most famous was "look it up on gurgler"

 

[javacontour]

There is a sign up at work right now touting an event to boast employee morale

 

[ToyotaNSaturn]

In the election, people refer to the Dem candidate as the "Democratic" candidate. He's not. He's the Democrat candidate.

I hear this a lot in the news.

 

[Pablo]

I stand by my original statement:

"I advise you to read John Browning’s posts."

But he does have some up and coming "compeetishen"

 

[tom slick]

Originally Posted By: ToyotaNSaturn
In the election, people refer to the Dem candidate as the "Democratic" candidate. He's not. He's the Democrat candidate.

I hear this a lot in the news.


not really, the dem. candidate is the nominee of the Democratic party. We don't refer to the rep. nominee as a Republic candidate.

There are some politics being played by spinning the names.