Disney still has spelling problems with its merchandise

[cstephens]

Disney has been notorious in the past for having things spelled incorrectly on its merchandise and signs. Apparently, they still haven't hired a spell-check department. They have recently released a line of nice tote bags with cute designs. On one particular bag, though, the incorrect spelling is broadcast in huge letters: http://www.colddeadfish.net/images/DLR/mllebag.jpg. And no, they don't get a pass because the word is in French.

[RStar]

I can't spell in English, much less French. I wouldn't know there was even a spelling error there.

[Ghoulish Delight]

http://www.pinpics.com/img/p339/pin16970

[mousepod]

You know I'm talking about that pin on the MousePod.

As far as the bag, I can't help but wonder if it was originally Madame Minnie, until someone pointed out that that was incorrect.

[RStar]

That pin sounds painfull! A Blistery Day, wasn't that one of the plagues of Bible?

[Snowflake]

http://www.pinpics.com/img/p339/pin16970

Now that is just sad

[Not Afraid]

I like the way www.colddeadfish.com looks added to Le Tour Eiffel. :)

[Kevy Baby]

I like the way www.colddeadfish.com looks added to Le Tour Eiffel. :)Wrong URL. It's www.colddeadfish.net

[Not Afraid]

OH, WHATEVEFR.

Maybe Disney will hire me as their spell checker. ;)

[SzczerbiakManiac]

http://www.pinpics.com/img/p339/pin16970Does that say Blistery or Plistery? I can't tell.

[mousepod]

It's "Blistery". It was part of a set of Disney song pins available at the Disney Stores. One of my two favorite Disney misprint pins.

[mousepod]

... and for the record, the funniest error pin (in my opinion) is this one. They left off Minnie's eyelashes, and since they are really the only way to differentiate her from Mickey...

http://www.pinpics.com/img/p6/pin338