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Misreadings and stuff

Flower Doll saying "as for my ex" as "as for my sex" o.0

Also, I misspelled "Flower Doll" as "Fluttershy" in this post.

yay
 
In a text, I kept mistyping "doubts" as "doubys". Got a good laugh over that one.
 
I saw a license plate that said "BDZ."
And, of course, being the Dragonball Z addict, it looked like "DBZ."
 
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Read "Discworld" as "Discord." Which is relatively understandable, although now I really want to see that crossover happen.

Also read "Luvdisc" as "Lovecraft," and now I have a mental image of a tentacley abomination made up of millions of pink fish.
 
I was randomly scrolling down Viki's newest Suikoden post and I missread something as "panties"

Now I regret not suggesting that the army be called Panty Company :o(
 
"Diamond" as "Damned"


Totodile said:
Also read "Luvdisc" as "Lovecraft," and now I have a mental image of a tentacley abomination made up of millions of pink fish.
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We're so similar... but a giant fish-like creature with tentacles and weird stuff might be better.
 
CUBONE I STARTED THAT THREAD

"Candles" as "Candies".

And my friend misheard "Take That" as "Rape That"
 
Saw some advertisement on TV for food, and read the Norwegian words for "sweet and spicy" as "cat steak"(in English).
what

Also, "Omochikaeri!" (on a Higurashi picture) as "Objection!"
 
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