I have great affection for puns, misheard lyrics, and unintentionally funny typos. Once, when I was working on an installation guide, I meant to write: It does not. What I wrote was:
It’s doe snot.
Yeah. It keeps you humble. Below is a video courtesy of SBTB.
I’ve always like the Joe Cocker version of this song better than the Beatles version. Sacrilege? Probably. At least now I know all the words. I love how into the song he is. Granted, in this video, evidence suggests he’s into several other things as well. Still. Dude rocks this song.
Kyra’s at that age where she interprets lyrics/words her own way. Her version of the pledge:
… one nation, under God, invisible …
Not to mention the major confusion with “liberty and justice for all” since she had a preschool friend named Liberty and Andrew has a friend named Justice. You try explaining.
This year, at her summer program, she’s learning all sorts of old camp standards. You may remember this one:
Got this little piece of tin
Nobody knows what shape it’s in
Got four wheels and a running board
It’s a Ford, oh, it’s a Ford.
Here’s Kyra’s version:
Got this little piece of Tim …
Ah, yes. The young Hannibal Lecter attends summer camp. Good times.
Writing Wrongs 