Posted on
February 06, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

Out of all the obvious things to misspell, you picked “blended?” Rasberry, caramell, and frappaccino didn’t appeal to you?
Tags: coffee, misspelling, starbucks, typo
Category
Funny Misspellings
Posted on
February 02, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

“Found this Today while walking down the Street here in Australia
Gave my friend and I a good laugh.”
Submitted by Lindsey Ward
Your offer free talking? Sign me up! There’s nothing I wont more than to get rid off my loneliness.
Tags: bone, funny sign, massage, typo
Category
Funny Misspellings, Missed Typos, Pure Engrish
Posted on
January 25, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

English not only allows you to be wealthy, powerful, and hypnotic, but also gives you the ability to be a super spy!
Tags: 007, bond, hypnotize, james bond, misspelling, typo
Category
Missed Typos, Say What?
Posted on
January 19, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

And I just thought you were happy to see me.
Tags: erection, funny sign, funny typos, typo
Category
Missed Typos
Posted on
January 15, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

What are air fries? Are they the first actual zero-calorie solution to snacking?
Tags: chicken, free, fries, misspelling, typo
Category
Funny Misspellings, Pure Engrish
Posted on
January 13, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

“Not the most heinous slip in history, but the fact that it is on a Tesco’s Finest brand more than makes up for it….”
Update: The typo is in “it’s” it should not have an apostrophe. The fact that it is a national brand and on the packaging is hard to believe. – Ed.
Submitted by Steve Phillips
Tags: misspelling, typo
Category
Missed Typos
Posted on
January 10, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

“Your tax dollars at work!”
Submitted by Peter Ruben
Tags: baggage, misspelling, typo
Category
Funny Misspellings, Missed Typos
Posted on
January 07, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

One of these items sounds particularly enchanting.
Tags: misspelling, typo
Category
Pure Engrish
Posted on
January 04, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

You have to be a perfect to proove you can make it in America these days.
Tags: engrish, misspelling, typo
Category
Bad Grammar, Funny Misspellings, Pure Engrish
Posted on
January 01, 2010 by
Dell Atlas

“Before passing gas I look behind me. But I don’t bother when I’m smoking.”
So, if you see someone in Japan look back at you and they are not smoking, you know what’s coming.
Tags: engrish, no smoking, passing gas
Category
Pure Engrish