27 Things You Should Probably Avoid

Oh, what a difference one letter can make.

Emmy Favilla 2 months ago 103 responses

It Turns Out Lance Armstrong Is Totally Innocent

We all jumped to conclusions on this one.

Jack Moore 4 months ago 33 responses

Walmart Is Prroud Of Helpping Employyees Saave Monney

They are sew commmitted. (via multicultclassics.blogspot.com)

copyranter 5 months ago 77 responses

Poorly Spelled Death Threat From 1912

A recently unearthed death threat against Red Sox pitcher Joe Wood from 1912. Wood was having a stellar season that year and the scoundrels who typed this letter were apparently trying to knock him off his game with typos. It’s strangely comforting to see that trolls haven’t gotten any better at spelling in almost a century. View List ›

Gavon Laessig 2 years ago 11 responses

Fruity Pueblos: Part of an Offensive Breakfast

Redditor Aubrius says, “My brother sent this to me after I committed a typo involving Fruity Pebbles.” BuzzFeed Editor says: “This is quite possibly the most offensive thing we’ve ever seen. Those aren’t even pueblos!” View Image ›

Reddit Top Links 2 years ago 2 responses

Things You Do When You Notice A Typo

Jesus, it’s like they’re inside my head. View Image ›

Jack Shepherd 3 years ago 85 responses

One Typo Can Ruin Everything

One typo can change the entire tone of an email. Sucks for the guy who sent that email to a client. On the bright side, I have a new email sig! View Image ›

Peggy Wang 3 years ago 116 responses

English Is Hard

Wait, what kind of dogs? View Image ›

Scott Lamb 4 years ago 23 responses

Subway Typo

How often do you see typos on official signage? This stop is very confusing to the poor tourists who venture out to Brooklyn. View Image ›

Google Reader 4 years ago respond

Spellcheck the Cover

Can you spot the error on this OK Magazine cover? Note: for the purposes of this challenge, we are looking for spelling and typographical errors only. Lapses in general judgment and existential purpose will not be counted. View Image ›

Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago respond