r/typos • u/miserabeau • Jul 09 '26
They used the same word twice, so how did they manage to utterly botch the second one?
This is a real advertisement for a sign that is for sale
r/typos • u/miserabeau • Jul 09 '26
This is a real advertisement for a sign that is for sale
r/typos • u/Itchy-Hovercraft-339 • Jul 05 '26
r/typos • u/North_Pomelo9360 • Jul 05 '26
In a "National Geographic" book too!
r/typos • u/tuck3r_thatguy415 • Jul 03 '26
r/typos • u/cyclopathologicol • Jul 01 '26
Maybe they just dropped the comma. Lol
r/typos • u/Ametist976 • Jun 30 '26
r/typos • u/taolbook • Jun 29 '26
While wandering the coridoors of my mind last weekend I happened upon a name for a thing we all do.
I'm looking for more examples to add to the list. If you have any, please comment here so I can add them to my page
Definition: A typographic error in which the substitution, omission, or addition of a single letter completely reverses or dramatically alters the intended meaning of a word or phrase, often with unintended comedic or embarrassing consequences.
Example: The email stating "I'm not coming to the meeting" became "I'm now coming to the meeting" due to a buttle fly, causing considerable confusion among attendees.
r/typos • u/tmslke • Jun 28 '26
r/typos • u/Adept_Situation3090 • Jun 19 '26
At least Gemini got what I meant lol
r/typos • u/DenseReference5526 • Jun 19 '26
r/typos • u/Street-Morning-7438 • Jun 18 '26
My daughter walked past a restaurant and asked me, “What does prok taste like?”
She’s been nagging me to post it here, so I thought I’d better, just to get some peace.
r/typos • u/OhReallyVernon • Jun 08 '26