Misheard and MisunderstoodRachelswipe says: My niece - after months of begging - was finally allowed to get a hamster, and her grandfather was utterly horrified to learn that it had been called "Nipples", a pretty good name for a pet if you ask us. Alas, it was only the more mundane "Nibbles" - what have you misheard or misunderstood, with truly hilarious consequences?
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Scaryduck LIKES EGG, Thu 28 Aug 2014, 21:35)
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I knew someone called Mrs Pat Twaddle.Of course the obvious Spoonerism soon becomes engrained and almost impossible to not call her ...
Spoonerisms aside, the pretentious witch insisted that her name was pronounced, Pat Chweidell
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d.r._and_quinch when will you be famous?, Mon 1 Sep 2014, 15:31,
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I had a school mate called hitchimough who insisted it rhymed with "mow" not "muff" ... yerr ... that's not going to encourage 13 year olds to scratch their crotches every single time you enter a classroom(
Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie, Mon 1 Sep 2014, 16:32,
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Tat Pwaddle ?I don't get it
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