[ SECRET POST #2567 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2567 ⌋

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Notes:

Tumblr and/or social justice in and of themselves aren't fandoms, unfortunately.

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Comments

Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[(Anonymous)]

I was writing a thing about dystopian literature, and when I made a reference to The Hunger Games I somehow misspelled Katniss as Katstick. IDK how the fuck that happened.

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[(Anonymous)]

I can't remember what word it was but I went through about 4 or 5 replies to myself here on FS trying to spell it correctly before I gave up. i have no idea what word it was or what my brain was doing. I wich I could remember

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[(Anonymous)]

*wish
Case in point.

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[dreemyweird]

LOL irl :D Katstick is the best name. Catstick.

I once wrote a very lofty speech with a ton of metaphors and allusions and then, while writing "time froze like a fly in a piece of amber", misspelt "fly" as "flea". Mood=ruined. God, I laughed so hard I couldn't rehearse it properly.

This isn't mine, but once I was reading an essay on Kate Chopin's Desiree's Baby, and the author called Armand Aubigny "a nutcase" while simultaneously misspelling his name as "Almond"...

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[ginainthekingsroad]

Not mine, but we once received a Dover Books catalog that had "The Velveteen Rabbit" printed as "The Velveteen Rabbi" and we laughed about it for MONTHS. I think we clipped it and had it on the fridge for a while.

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[(Anonymous)]

Aw, that one made me laugh out loud.

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[(Anonymous)]

So, I don't even know if it counts as a mispelling as much as a momentary lapse in thought, but years ago I had a map excercise in geography class and for some reason I wrote "Sweden" in place of "South-America".

To this day, I have no recollection of ever writing it wrong nor any clue how such a mistake could even be possible, but good god was it funny when I finally noticed.

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[herpymcderp]

Only somewhat related, but I was watching The Hunger Games with my sister in-law and she misheard Katniss as "Kagniss". When I corrected her she was incredibly pissed off that the name wasn't actually Kagniss.

Doesn't beat Katstick though lol

Re: Weirdest misspelling you've ever made?

[charming_stranger]

When I proofread an essay I wrote in university, I found that instead of "synvinkel" ('point of view'), I'd written "slynvinkel" ('point of naughty girl'). Luckily, this was *before* anyone else read the essay ...