To ask for the most random misspelling you’ve ever seen?

[Avelosa]

Lightheaded and not judgey as I often spell things wrong!

Someone posted on a recipe group on Facebook asking for ideas of what to make with some beef mince. One of the replies was ‘spaghetti ballanayse’

Anyone else seen any great ones!?

Burger King is known as Bugger King in my family due to a misspelling by one of our children.

these always make me laugh

“Synonym rolls”
“Just like grammar used to make”

"canopies will be served"

Pour fa bore - por favor

Piccalilli Circus

Colleague once had a letter addressed to him as Biryani Hugs.

Wallah, is used a lot on some sites ( voila....)

I still can't get over seeing a chester draws for sale!

Vegetable fingers served with crudities

Excersie

Not the great or unusual but about 5 years ago we saw a fb post from 2011 where DP had spelt example as egg sample so now anytime we say anything being with ex with change it to egg, eggcellent, eggciting, eggsample, eggsactly

My name is Stephanie, and I got a drink at Starbucks once where they wrote "Steffaney" on the cup. 😒

In Reading, a store which has now gone selling, amongst other things, 'onrate wardrobes'. Ornate.

@steff13

My name is Stephanie, and I got a drink at Starbucks once where they wrote "Steffaney" on the cup. 😒

I’ve seen this as someone said “I said my name is Marc with a C”

They gave him a Cark cup

A family member address my son’s cards to

Jame’s

My son's nursery wrote that he dressed up as a skellington

In Pizza Express, my niece was copying the logo and wrote PISS instead of pizza.

She was about 4 at the time, but it was hilarious.

Cornby fash

-corned beef hash

Chewner......... instead of tuna.

@Fleamaker123

I still can't get over seeing a chester draws for sale!

I came here to say just that you see lots of Chester Drawers or Gumtree.

Flaming yawn

I got a CV from someone who put an unnecessary apostrophe in their own surname. So James was spelled as Jame's. This wasn't part of a sentence, it was just the field where you type in your name.

Someone in my local Facebook group was talking about a cul-de-sac

Except they put 'Colder sack'

Well. I quite like "lightheaded" for "lighthearted" as seen in the OP.

Medieval Times