misuse a homophone in a sentence

Authentically quoted from another thread:

took in the car to get it inspected. Needs major repairs on the breaks.

New rule: make logical sense out of the error. In this case his repair shop can only work during their lunch hour.
 
I preemptively apologize if you think I put this thread in the incorrect subforum, as this seems like the perfect place, to me.

Okay, so let's start the fun.

I felt like God answered my prayers the day when the Chili miners were rescued.

That's ware they come from? :ack-1:

I'm a very fast typist from years of wrighting and editing - sometimes the hands jump ahead of the mind and while going for the word "one" I'll see the word "won" show up and no W even entered the mind. Physical memory.
I do that often.... that's why I always review my posts, to make sure I'm saying what I think I'm saying...:D
 
Tom made an incorrect turn, and thus ended up going the wrong way on a one-way rode.

The one-way Rode:

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:D
 
Some people say it's not nice to bring a big lunch if you don't plan to Cher.

Again, a simple comma translates to Louisianan:

"Some people say it's not nice to bring a big lunch if you don't plan to, Cher(e)"

-- of course to needs a prior reference... e.g. "I'm not going to stay the whole afternoon".

Gertrude Stein must be amused...
 
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