OT: Everybody makes misteaks.

[Kibitzer]

While watching news on a national TV network my ears heard the commentator (Steve K.) distinctly utter the word "uninformed" repeatedly as the on-screen graphic clearly read "uniformed." Just a little blooper. Understandable; happens all the time. Once again we are reminded of Mark Twain's wisdom:

"The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug."
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All in off-season fun. Anyone else spot any juicy misteaks lately?

 

[Bestiarius]

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Anyone else spot any juicy misteaks lately?

At the restaurant last night, they ran out of rib eyes. I think that counts as a juicy misteak.

 

[cbraarj]

While watching news on a national TV network my ears heard the commentator (Steve K.) distinctly utter the word "uninformed" repeatedly as the on-screen graphic clearly read "uniformed." Just a little blooper. Understandable; happens all the time. Once again we are reminded of Mark Twain's wisdom:

"The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug."
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All in off-season fun. Anyone else spot any juicy misteaks lately?

LOL!

 

[MilfordHusky]

At the restaurant last night, they ran out of rib eyes. I think that counts as a juicy misteak.

That's a prime faux pas. Or is it choice?

 

[MilfordHusky]

While watching news on a national TV network my ears heard the commentator (Steve K.) distinctly utter the word "uninformed" repeatedly as the on-screen graphic clearly read "uniformed." Just a little blooper. Understandable; happens all the time. Once again we are reminded of Mark Twain's wisdom:

"The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug."
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All in off-season fun. Anyone else spot any juicy misteaks lately?

You are trying to sneak in a misspelling of mistake.

Or have I misunderestimated you?