I made a really bad Typo

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Anonymous wrote:Very Tobias Funke, OP, 🤣😂

Yes, the analrapist was the first thing that came to my mind!

[Anonymous]

The penis indeed mightier than the sword.
-Mike Hunt

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let it go, at least they know a human wrote it

This. The ultimate flex.

Though soon AI will start inserting typos to pass for human.

In a generation you'll be able to order Certified Human Authored (CHA) powerpoint presentations from local artisanal craftsmen with quirky instagram accounts.

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Anonymous wrote:I had a coworker named Doug. He was on the chunkier side. I once referred to him as "Dough" in an email.

Still cringe thinking about it.

This one made me laugh.

[Anonymous]

This thread is the best ever. It has me in tears laughing all while remembering that imperfection is actually kind of wonderful.

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Anonymous wrote:My Co-worker listed "Pubic Sector" in a client meeting instead of Public Sector.

It happens, but sorry OP.

I’ve seen Pubic Sector so many times in my federal career that I don’t even notice it anymore 😂

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There was the time I did land use law and in reviewing a document someone left the L out of the word "public." Oops!

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A lot of people make this mistake. I work int he government, I've seen a lot of references to the pubic sector over the years.

[Anonymous]

My daughter played a trick on me and changed my name to HotCreamCheeseHead in spell check. An email was sent out to hundreds with:

Regards,
HotCreamCheeseHead

[Anonymous]

Kind R*tards

Breast Regards

Let's touch balls

[Anonymous]

asking for a higher celery

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manger instead of manager

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Pubic/public in my first job

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Anonymous wrote:Pubic/public in my first job

This is a classic.

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I finalized a large govt publication with Jew York, instead of New York. Many people read it and approved it until the client was like WTF. Yeah, whoooops.