The power of grammar and punctuation...
The Internet is quite a marvelous place for grammatical laziness, but sometimes such a mistake may change the entire context... These are some examples I've found:
Who're / wh*re
Jack / jack
Let's eat, nanny! / Let's eat nanny
Women without her man, is nothing / Women: without her, man is nothing
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So funny ... hahaha
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My favourite is:
I helped my uncle, Jack, off a horse. / I helped my uncle jack off a horse.
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A good and ONLY English example of the meaning changes when it is capitalized or not is the word, "polish". Polish and polish are not the same.
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Hahahahahaha!!! Remind me never to accept an offer of work from your uncle!!! :))))))
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Jack as a name and jack as a noun or a verb.
"I gave my book to Jack."
"I gave my book to jack." - I gave my book so someone could raise it on a jack. :P
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