typowned
<random_guy_1>:Dude, that's now how yuo spell 'Cathedral'.
<random_guy_2>:Dude, that's not how you spell 'you'. Typowned!
<random_guy_2>:Dude, that's not how you spell 'you'. Typowned!
typowned by evil0verl0rd January 29, 2009
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typownd
Misspelling in topic titles on threads which totally throw off the context and makes you look like a moron. Self-induced pwnage by typo.
Examples of typownd:
"Is this game good for family boning? I need my family to bond, they live in different states, its mainly my 2 bros, would this be a good way for them to bond?"
"People should use proper grammer and not mispell words when posting on this forum. Because when you don't rite good, you look like a moron."
"Is this game good for family boning? I need my family to bond, they live in different states, its mainly my 2 bros, would this be a good way for them to bond?"
"People should use proper grammer and not mispell words when posting on this forum. Because when you don't rite good, you look like a moron."
typownd by VixenGoddess October 28, 2007
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