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Hey, guys! Inspired by a Reddit thread I found hilarious, what words and phrases did you misunderstand as a child? http://www.reddit.com/comments/dxosj 1. When I was about five or six, I pronounced "Satan" as "satin" and vice versa. When my parents tried to correct me, I stubbornly insisted that I was right, because I thought that the long "ay" sounded softer and smoother and was therefore more fabric-y (I guess I thought "ah" just sounded like a cat coughing up a furball, or whatever). 2. There was an electrical appliances store near me which always had a sign saying "Look no further" (i.e. we've got the best deals right here). I didn't know what "further" meant and assumed it said "father". I imagined a conversation between an excited dad looking at all the technology (like mine did) and an exasperated daughter: "Look!!!" "No, father..." BONUS: My gran told me this one about my uncle (her son). When he was a little kid, he used to get scared when she tucked him in at night, so she asked him what was wrong. He said he was afraid of ghostie-men. She assured him that ghostie-men didn't exist. He insisted that they'd learned about them in school. Catholic school. "In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghostie-men." If I think of more, I'll post them! xxx

Hey, guys! Saw this article on ChurchPop and had to share it... http://www.churchpop.com/2014/11/22/tldr-version-bible-amazing/ (Don't worry, it's short) xxx

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