Husbands funny "wrong words"

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Does anyone else know of people who use wrong words?

Some of my hubbys funny ones include.

The time he bought some "Shangri la" (Sangria)

The time he smelled "Incest" (Incense)

Its an "Abortion" (Abomination)

A Beast (Obese)

He Also calls Celine Dion CEELON DEEJON.

I'm sure he does it on purpose just to wind me up
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i knew a guy who once said, during a really intense business meeting - 'yes, weall know that there is always light at the end of the rainbow'. Situation dictated that nobody could have possible sniggered.

on hols in Italy, my husband whi is half Italian, and speaks the language reasonably well, commented to the reception in Italian 'oh the room was rather butter'. He meant it was cold but got the words mixed up.
 
My bfs Dad who's Italian always misses off the last 2 letters when pronouncing "country" - no joke! Its hilarious when he says"Back in my ....."!!!
 
Due to some misunderstandings from various vocabularly (?) challenged people at my yard:

- our horses always do transactions in their school work
- some of us have sympathetic saddles
- our RI informs us that some of our neds have a nice twot

Loads more but gonna have to call on Llwyncwn to fill in some more blanks lol x
 
my husband mishears words to songs...

eg skeelo:
'i wish i was a little bit taller, i wish i was a baller, i wish i had a girl, if i did, i would call her'
he hears as
'i wish i was a little bit taller, i wish i was a baller, i wish i had a girl with a big avocado'
 
OH and his entire family are stars at wrong words, a few classics - we have a conservative on the back of the house, feeding puppies correctly is fatal, the back wall is built with monumental stone and you have broad anglias round the bottom of a skirt, you wear a binikin on the beach!
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This one will probably only mean anything to Welsh people but my (English) OH told me he was going to Lahore with work the other day. I was quite surprised that the local police we sending him to Pakistan with less than 12 hours notice until I realised he meant Loughor.
For those who don't know Loughor is a village between Swansea and Llanelli, the "gh" in the middle is pronounced like the "ch" in loch...unless you're my OH!
 
I use poltergeist instead of poultice.
"just off to put a poltergeist on his foot" Vet usually just shakes his head at me..
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