!#@$$!!$00000000^%*&!#@$^%&!$&!#$^

Funny shiat. Seriously, that is hilarious. What kind of writer makes such a mistake?

New tag:
damnass

I see what you did there, though the pants part was a bit of a stretch.

/then again, so's your mom
//+1 anyways; golf clap

Hehehehe.

My pants don't need repairing.

/mend

meenkya: !#@$$!!$00000000^%*&!#@$^%&!$&!#$^

agreed

I am the righter of that story, so I'm getting a kick out of these replys...

Ok, so the headline makes up some shiat. The only mistake I saw in the article was the "damn" thing. Subby played on this pretty well. However, like MusicMakeMyHeadPound said, the pants part is definitely a stretch

Hehehe... With english skillz like that, I'm surprised the author is not the presidents new speech writer.

Why, that's how ALL the new scientists are spelling these days!

Hahaha!

Good find. Who does that, though?

leave it to the scientists...

Do not want.

Will they protect against reign and litening?

MusicMakeMyHeadPound: I see what you did there, though the pants part was a bit of a stretch.

Why is it a stretch? Breeches vs. breaches

/+(1+x) where x is the number of doubters
//Gotcha covered

How did she manage to spell levee correctly? Don McLean fan, maybe?

/approve

Spell check will stab you in the back like that.

Jamrock

Ok, so the headline makes up some shiat. The only mistake I saw in the article was the "damn" thing. Subby played on this pretty well. However, like MusicMakeMyHeadPound said, the pants part is definitely a stretch


Are you serious???

Look up the word 'breech', then look up the word 'breach'. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

"My father worked in profanity the way other artists might work in oils or clay. It was his true medium, a master. "

"In the heat of battle my father wove a tapestry of obscenities that as far as we know is still hanging in space over Lake Michigan. "

"Only I didn't say "Fudge." I said THE word, the big one, the queen-mother of dirty words, the "F-dash-dash-dash" word! "

To all you stretchy pants people:

Breach: the act or a result of breaking; break or rupture.

Breech: the lower, rear part of the trunk of the body; buttocks.to clothe with breeches.

It's amazing what kind of shiat these reporters will throw on a page.

Gravitholus: "My father worked in profanity the way other artists might work in oils or clay. It was his true medium, a master. "

"In the heat of battle my father wove a tapestry of obscenities that as far as we know is still hanging in space over Lake Michigan. "

"Only I didn't say "Fudge." I said THE word, the big one, the queen-mother of dirty words, the "F-dash-dash-dash" word! "

Ah, what a great movie, a classic.

Are the levees from Iraq and South Africa and like such as and?

how much airlifting would be necessary to dam a river to hell?

I think I breached my breeches lolling.
+1

is it a God damn?

doyner: That article has FAIL written all over the damn page.

This

damn beavers in them bright blue pants.
ate my nipple in a ditch.

Captured that as a *.pdf before they correct it. Not quite as good as the Shuttle going multiple times the speed of light, but pretty funny nonetheless.

/What exactly would levee pants look like?

hah oh this is good, this lady is getting flamed in the comments section of her own article.


/as she should be

They still didn't get breeches.

Someone is having a bad grammar day.

Rickenbacker: I am the righter of that story, so I'm getting a kick out of these replys...

That explains a lot...

/I wanna be the lefter of the story!

I damn thee!

/pants, maybe; can't do a thing for glasses

Bad news - they just fixed the spelling.

Screen-cap, because someone will find out and fix the page:

Link

The dam spelling, that is...

Still Pants Involved...

They fixed one of the misteaks! Morans!

Jamrock: Ok, so the headline makes up some shiat. The only mistake I saw in the article was the "damn" thing. Subby played on this pretty well. However, like MusicMakeMyHeadPound said, the pants part is definitely a stretch

Breeches == a type of pants
Breaches == places where something is compromised

They're messing up their article over there...

/not "Their messing up they're article over there"
//nor "Their messing up there article over they're"
///nor "There messing up they're article over their"
////nor "There messing up their article over they're"
//nor "They're messing up there article over their"
//homophones FTW
//slashies too

I'm a solid structure resembling a tripod, and I'm getting a real kick out of these replies.