In the age of spell check and Google, there are few excuses for making embarrassing typos, but we always miss one.
As such, eagle-eyed people have taken to social media to share the worst spelling mistakes they’ve seen and Bored Panda He compiled the best in an online gallery.
Among the worst offenders was a person who saw an “anti-seizure salad” advertised on a restaurant menu – which sounds like a very risky meal.
Another person bought a Boston jersey online, but “Massachusetts” was so misspelled it was hard to understand what it actually said.
Meanwhile, it seems someone went a little overboard with the festive spirit before attempting to write a “happy new year” message on a window.
Eagle-eyed people have taken to social media to share the worst spelling mistakes they’ve seen, and Bored Panda has compiled the best ones into an online gallery. Examples include this confusing poster, which appears to have the words placed in any order
The funny bloopers also included a cup of soup that had a series of random words printed on it that made absolutely no sense.
Here, FEMAIL looks at some of the most embarrassing typos that demonstrate the importance of proofreading…
We’ll stick with the fries, thanks! One person saw a restaurant menu offering a “seizure salad,” which sounds like a pretty risky meal.
Looks like someone may have had a little too much holiday cheer before attempting to write this “happy new year” message.
What are you trying to say? Meanwhile, a cup of soup had a series of random words printed on it that made no sense.
“Msaechubaets”? This person bought a Boston jersey online, but Massachusetts was so misspelled it’s hard to understand what it says.
Stop, don’t stop! This confusing poster, which was probably meant to be motivational, was spotted at a gym
Oops! This online conversation got weird after spell check changed the word “nachos” to “babies.”
Elsewhere, a motivational sweatshirt seemed to have a powerful message, if you could only understand what it meant.
Oh, okay! A daughter texted her mother with a simple question and her answer wasn’t entirely clear.
This well-known phrase says: “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
Does anyone know what this is supposed to say? The quote on this ladder makes no sense.
Indeed! Meanwhile, these people were having a conversation, but none of them seemed to know what it was about.
