Minced Pies - Ends 11th December

[James]

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When I was younger, I always used to call mince pies "minced pies". I quite innocently thought that was what they were called! Now that I am older and know a bit better, thinking about what a "minced" pie is, is quite gross. A pie that has been turned into a spaghetti type thing? Charmin'.

For this competition, I want you to tell me what you innocently mis-pronounced as a child, and what you actually called it. The funniest will win.
Note: Does not have to be festive!

Prize: 5 Credits and 15 Rep

[GoldPyramid]

I feel like this might be a common one because my sister also used to say it but growing up when my mum was struggling as a single mum she could usually only afford stuff like canned spaghetti so we lived off that for a while.

Hoever, when it came to pronouncing it we would both always call it 'pasgetti'. You can see how we got confused right? Pasgetti, spaghetti. Same thing.

[Matt]

I cant recall anything that I said wrong but I remember my cousin said frocodile and glubs (crocodile and gloves).

[Curlz]

When I used to watch Pocahontas as a child theres a scene where they say Savages, savages! and I was completely convinced that they were saying. Sausages, Sausages. Hahaha!

[Joe]

I had this revelation pretty recently after possibly the biggest loner in my tutor group in College ripped me a new one when I get this wrong and I never lived it down. Basically, you know thumbnail? I pronounced it as: thum-ni-ble :(

[thms]

i can't remember but i used to spell my name as MOT in primary school :')