#10: Mark receives this week's Freudian Slip Award.
[2009/11/17 19:05] Hilda Static: friends withf bewnefite
[2009/11/17 19:05] Hilda Static: a
[2009/11/17 19:05] Mark007 Bloobury: fiends with ebenfits
#9: I think Luce was answering in a New Jersey accent.
[2009/11/21 21:43] Browman Griffith: hujputer
[2009/11/21 21:43] Luce Portland: jupiduh
#8: The Sheer Mass Typoage Award goes to Ana for producing this crop.
[2009/11/16 13:43] Lette Ponnier: butdch caasdifdgy dsudnanc dkid
[2009/11/16 13:43] Olmstead Fanshaw: buthac cadsydy sdsundand; ike
[2009/11/16 13:43] Lotus Ceriano: buthc cassidy sunfance kud
[2009/11/16 13:43] Becki Verne: butcvh cassidy sundance kid
[2009/11/16 13:43] Cully Andel: tuch cassidy and t
[2009/11/16 13:43] Karmel Kips: cassidy dundance kid
[2009/11/16 13:43] Cully Andel: oh heck
[2009/11/16 13:43] Rain Ninetails: buch and sundance kid and stuff
#7: It was the underwear clue that finally helped.
[2009/11/17 11:06] Juke Badger: commna
[2009/11/17 11:06] Lotus Ceriano: commandoi
[2009/11/17 11:06] Cully Andel: caomanod
#6: This question from Thorn produced more typos than Ana's did, but most were nothing special. Most. Not all.
[2009/11/21 11:13] Maelstrom Janus: argentija##]
#5: Scroll down to see the full list of typos on this one. These are just the ones from those who aren't elsewhere on the list.
[2009/11/17 12:53] Jez Oh: cslypis
[2009/11/17 12:53] Lou Netizen: cakkypso
[2009/11/17 12:53] Weezil Urvile: caylpse
#4: Lette puts on holiday shopping list, "For Karmel: map without coffee rings."
[2009/11/19 19:44] Karmel Kips: araiaonq
#3 [2009/11/18 10:33] Maggie Sewell: lol is that the korean elton?
[2009/11/18 10:33] Olmstead Fanshaw: eleatapon jlongan
#2 [2009/11/19 13:12] Becki Verne: MAKO AND I'D BETTER SEE THAT ON THE BLOG LETTE (yes, ma'am)
[2009/11/19 13:12] Lette Ponnier: bi yellow utzi
[2009/11/19 13:12] Olmstead Fanshaw: bif yeloip taxi
[2009/11/19 13:12] Stray Underwood: big leoow tAXI
#1 At some point late last week, Olmstead misplaced his typing charm. On Saturday, we discovered who had picked it up. Finders keepers....
[2009/11/21 12:46] Becki Verne: frasndsjk;a'
#10
[2009/11/17 19:05] Circe Falta: 9. IF TWO FRIENDS HAVE A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITHOUT BEING EMOTIONALLY INVOLVED, IT'S CALLED WHAT? (THREE WORDS)
[2009/11/17 19:05] Juke Badger: feiend with benfits
[2009/11/17 19:05] Lillian Shippe: freidns with benefirts
[2009/11/17 19:05] Lette Ponnier: friendw ith benfiits
[2009/11/17 19:05] Luce Portland: Freinds iwth beneit
[2009/11/17 19:05] Hilda Static: friends withf bewnefite
[2009/11/17 19:05] Hilda Static: a
[2009/11/17 19:05] Mark007 Bloobury: fiends with ebenfits
[2009/11/17 19:05] Circe Falta: JUKE! WELL DONE. AND POINTS TO WEN FOR SPELLING IT ALL RIGHT
[2009/11/17 19:05] Circe Falta: FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS. I'M NOT SURE YOU CAN REALLY DO THAT, BUT APPARENTLY IT'S A COMMON ENOUGH THOUGHT TO FIT IN THE URBAN DICTIONARY. CASUAL SEX WITHOUT ANY KIND OF COMMITMENT, BUT SOMEHOW STAYING FRIENDS THROUGH IT. STRONG FOLKS, THOSE.
#9
[2009/11/21 21:43] Lette Ponnier: Q. The great red spot belongs to which planet?
[2009/11/21 21:43] Nelly Swindlehurst: jupiter
[2009/11/21 21:43] Thornton Writer: ju0piter
[2009/11/21 21:43] Browman Griffith: hujputer
[2009/11/21 21:43] Lotus Ceriano: jupiert
[2009/11/21 21:43] Luce Portland: jupiduh
[2009/11/21 21:43] Lette Ponnier: NELLY WAS FIRST WITH JUPITER
#8
[2009/11/16 13:43] AnaMaria Quintessa: Q23. WHICH OUTLAWS WHERE KILLED IN SAN VICENTE, BOLIVIA, IN 1908?
[2009/11/16 13:43] Lette Ponnier: butdch caasdifdgy dsudnanc dkid
[2009/11/16 13:43] Olmstead Fanshaw: buthac cadsydy sdsundand; ike
[2009/11/16 13:43] Lotus Ceriano: buthc cassidy sunfance kud
[2009/11/16 13:43] Becki Verne: butcvh cassidy sundance kid
[2009/11/16 13:43] Cully Andel: tuch cassidy and t
[2009/11/16 13:43] Karmel Kips: cassidy dundance kid
[2009/11/16 13:43] Cully Andel: oh heck
[2009/11/16 13:43] Rain Ninetails: buch and sundance kid and stuff
[2009/11/16 13:44] AnaMaria Quintessa: I THINK LETTE IS CLOSE ENOUGH FOR THAT
[2009/11/16 13:44] AnaMaria Quintessa: THE ANSWER IS BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID
#7
[2009/11/17 11:04] Sharon Scofield: WHAT MILITARY TERM HAS ITS ORIGINS WITH EUROPEAN COLONISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA CONDUCTING RAIDS ON NATIVE AFRICANS?
[2009/11/17 11:05] Trebor Shelman: commando
[2009/11/17 11:06] Juke Badger: commna
[2009/11/17 11:06] Lotus Ceriano: commandoi
[2009/11/17 11:06] Cully Andel: caomanod
[2009/11/17 11:06] Sharon Scofield: YES JUKE AND LOTUS!
[2009/11/17 11:06] Sharon Scofield: COMMANDO. MAYBE THAT'S WHAT YOUR UNDERWEAR'S DOING RIGHT NOW.
[2009/11/17 11:07] Saxby Weezles: Trebor said Commando first.
[2009/11/17 11:07] Sharon Scofield: I'LL PAY HIM TOO, I'M REASONABLE
#6
[2009/11/21 11:13] Thornton Writer: Q21) In 1982 Prince Andrew flew helicopters for England in an undeclared war with what country?
[2009/11/21 11:13] AnaMaria Quintessa: argentina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Aria Sparta: argentinca
[2009/11/21 11:13] Lette Ponnier: argenina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Nelly Swindlehurst: aregntina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Maelstrom Janus: argentija##]
[2009/11/21 11:13] FlutterBye Skytower: arginetina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Celeste Wisent: aregentina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Cully Andel: agretnina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Lucinda Dollinger: artentina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Awesome Difference: argentina
[2009/11/21 11:13] Thornton Writer: ANSWER: ARGENTINA
[2009/11/21 11:15] Thornton Writer: ANA 200 LOU 100(I GUESS), ARIA (100) LETTE (50) AWESOME 50
#5
[2009/11/17 12:53] Cully Andel: IN 1952 JACQUES COUSTEAU SET SAIL ON A 4 YEAR VOYAGE TO FILM THE OCEAN DEPTHS. WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE SHIP?
[2009/11/17 12:53] Lotus Ceriano: calypis
[2009/11/17 12:53] Olmstead Fanshaw: callysapos\
[2009/11/17 12:53] Lette Ponnier: calypso
[2009/11/17 12:53] Rain Ninetails: calypso
[2009/11/17 12:53] Jez Oh: cslypis
[2009/11/17 12:53] Lou Netizen: cakkypso
[2009/11/17 12:53] jamie Parfort: cvalypso
[2009/11/17 12:53] Weezil Urvile: caylpse
[2009/11/17 12:53] Mark007 Bloobury: caylsopso
[2009/11/17 12:53] Cully Andel: LOTUS, OLMS, LETTE, RAIN
[2009/11/17 12:53] Cully Andel: IT WAS CALYPSO
#4
[2009/11/19 19:44] Honey Potez: The Petrified Forest National Park is the fossilized remains of an ancient forest in which state better known for its other national park?
[2009/11/19 19:44] Karmel Kips: araiaonq
[2009/11/19 19:44] Honey Potez: WD KARMEL LOL
[2009/11/19 19:44] Honey Potez: ARIZONA
#3
[2009/11/18 10:33] Lacey Lukas: 20. Who recorded Captain Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy?
[2009/11/18 10:33] Juke Badger: john
[2009/11/18 10:33] Olmstead Fanshaw: eleatapon jlongan
[2009/11/18 10:33] Saxby Weezles: eltonn jjophn
[2009/11/18 10:33] Lacey Lukas: YAY JUKE
[2009/11/18 10:33] Olmstead Fanshaw: elton jonh
#2
[2009/11/19 13:12] Becki Verne: JONI MITCHELL NOTED THAT "...YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU GOT 'TILL IT'S GONE" IN WHAT 1970 SONG?
[2009/11/19 13:12] Mako Kungfu: big yellow taxi
[2009/11/19 13:12] Lette Ponnier: bi yellow utzi
[2009/11/19 13:12] Olmstead Fanshaw: bif yeloip taxi
[2009/11/19 13:12] Stray Underwood: big leoow tAXI
[2009/11/19 13:12] Becki Verne: MAKO AND I'D BETTER SEE THAT ON THE BLOG LETTE
[2009/11/19 13:12] Becki Verne: BIG YELLOW TAXI
#1
[2009/11/21 12:46] Lou Netizen: What American did the 18th century French royal court know as "L'Ambassadeur Electrique?"
[2009/11/21 12:46] AnaMaria Quintessa: franklin
[2009/11/21 12:46] Becki Verne: frasndsjk;a'
[2009/11/21 12:47] Lou Netizen: ANA!!!!!
[2009/11/21 12:47] Lou Netizen: Benjamin Franklin. Franklin served as the United States' ambassador to France during the entire Revolutionary War and then some, from 1776 to 1785. Of course, Franklin famously researched electricity—although he probably never conducted that famous key-on-a-kite experiment, at least as commonly described…or he never would have lived to receive an ambassadorship.
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