13 January 2023 , 15:38
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While we've all seen a wide array of hilarious spelling errors on the internet throughout our lifetime, one store's inappropriate mistake seemingly tops the list. Taking to popular forum Reddit, a man has left people in stitches after showing off the accidental error on a sign which was plastered on the front of his local store.
The store - who were forced to close early on Friday 13 January - left a sign on their front door letting customers know that doors will be closed at 6pm. Unfortunately, the store's note included a spelling error as they appeared to be closing for an 'unseen circumcise' rather than 'unseen circumstances'.
The store is closing at 6pm due to an 'unseen circumcise' (Reddit)The sign read: "Due to unseen circumcise, we will be closing at 6pm Friday, Jan. 13th.
"Sorry for any inconvenience, management."
Sharing a photo of the image in question, the Redditor joked as he captioned the post: "At least it's not shut for the foreskinable future."
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Despite the evident mistake, the error left people online in hysterics and quick to joke about the ordeal.
Since sharing, the post had raked in over 150 comments from Reddit users.
Flocking to the comment section of the viral post, Redditors were unable to hold back their cheeky and suggestive references.
One person joked: "At least it's unseen. Don't want that to be a public display."
"To be fair, if I'd had an unseen circumcision I'd want an evening off too," a second teased.
A third agreed: "Unseen is good. Pubic display would attract a lot to fold."
Meanwhile, a fourth penned: "Someone's going to be getting the chop for that one."
A different user suggested: "Unseen circumcision on Friday 13th? Sounds like the makings of an awful gore film."
"Bad luck on Friday 13th," another agreed.
Someone else wrote: "I think I would have hyperventilated in laughter if I saw this irl."
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