Children’s Birthday Invite Blooper
There are few things that get a bigger chuckle than innuendo. Often, it’s the slip of the pen, the change of a single letter.
Jessica Buttram knows this. A few weeks ago, she was working on birthday party invites for her daughter’s first birthday. Her seven-year-old son, Bug, wanted to try writing a few invitations.
So he did. In the process, however, Bug misspelled “party.”
Yes, do tell your siblings about this panty. And I’m sure it will be a rockin time…
Ode to kids like Bug who keep us young.
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Posted on July 11, 2011, in Miscellaneous, Misspelled and tagged Birthday Party Blooper, Chase McFadden, Jessica Buttram, Leanne Shirtliffe, Meet the Buttrams, Stuff Kids Write, Stuffkidswrite.com. Bookmark the permalink. 17 Comments.
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If Bug goes to college and joins a frat, that invite will be perfect.
Bite your tongue! He’s not going to college unless I can go with him. I still haven’t worked out the logistics of that…
wow, kids Are progressing fast these days. my first panty party wasn’t until i was 16… [kidding. of course.]
Of course…
Ummm… I’m sorry, Leanne, but you can’t say that in pubic.
Definitely hot. I mean not.
I did giggle when I read this – especially as leaving out a letter is the subject of my post for today.
http://chittlechattle.wordpress.com/2011/07/11/dear-frank/
Only mine was written (presumably) by an adult.
Yay! Haha I loved this blooper so much. And of course I have it tucked away for when my kids are old enough to appreciate this iykwim moment..
Yes. You have to file this one in the back of the folder, right?
When my kids were toddlers, I regularly would say a prayer that they would not blurt out either of these words in front of respectable people, like for instance the church pastor: clock and fork. Enough said.
Jodi
LOL. When I was a teen, the child of a distant cousin couldn’t say truck. He’d use an F sound. As in…”there goes a big *&^%”
Is it going to be a pubic, er, public party? Woops! Is my face red or is that just those panties?
You crack me up. So many ways I could respond to this. But I abstain.
Hahah, funny!
I remember when I was in 1st grade, I gave out hand-written birthday party invites (3 months before my birthday) that said, “Please bring 3 gifts, no dolls.” XD
Brilliant. I think I would have given the same invites if I’d have had a party.
ahahahaha!!!! 😀 That’s why you have to be careful with your r’s and n’s. Goodness, I still do have to erase sometimes cuz I wrote n by mistake! 😀
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