not as funny as my first interpretation of the title of this thread. in my mind i saw the F and the M switched. [Funny MockUp] 
now say that out loud.
now say that out loud. 
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Another insightful comment from one of our morum fembers.iBlue said:not as funny as my first interpretation of the title of this thread. in my mind i saw the F and the M switched. [Funny MockUp]
Danksi said:Surely the McDonalds one should read "I'm lovin' it!"
(Shame I can't stand McDonalds)
McDonald's I'd Hit It ads come to mind (no pun intended).
AVIS: "We try harder." (oops, repeat)
VOLKSWAGEN: "Think Small."
FedEx: "When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight."
Microsoft: “Where do you want to go today?”
VISA: “It's everywhere you want to be.”
Some of these are bad.
VOLKSWAGEN: "Think Small."
FedEx: "When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight."
Microsoft: “Where do you want to go today?”
VISA: “It's everywhere you want to be.”
Some of these are bad.
iBlue said:not as funny as my first interpretation of the title of this thread. in my mind i saw the F and the M switched. [Funny MockUp]
hahaha... nice. I've done that before. I said, "are we going to Bary and Mill's house for dinner?" When I meant, "are we going to Mary and Bill's house for dinner?"
yeah... I'll shut up now before I make myself look like a complete retard.
w_parietti22 said:hahaha... nice. I've done that before. I said, "are we going to Bary and Mill's house for dinner?" When I meant, "are we going to Mary and Bill's house for dinner?"
yeah... I'll shut up now before I make myself look like a complete retard.
It's actually a Spoonerism (made famous by Prof. Spooner)
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stridey said:It's actually a Spoonerism (made famous by Prof. Spooner)
The best one I've seen recently(ish) was in the Metro (a free newspaper in the UK) that had been dicussing Spoonerisms on the letters page for some time. Then a high-profile newsreader was married to a high-profile investment banker and the Metro took the oppurtunity to have a front page headline of:
"Natasha weds her banker".