Not every spelling mistake you make is going to be caught by spell-check or the human eye. But thankfully, the good people of the internet are always there to point them out. Recently, a newspaper in B.C. made an unintentionally hilarious error in their advertisement for a local Christmas fair. The Comox Valley Record typo accidentally invited everyone to take photos with Satan at a holiday event in Courtenay, B.C.
The paper was only printed on November 21, but the internet has wasted no time roasting them for it. The people of the internet don’t let anything slide, spelling mistakes included. 
The advertisement, which got significant attention after it was posted on Reddit, accidentally highlighted "Photos with Satan" instead of "Photos with Santa" as one of the activities at Courtenay's Christmas fair.
I don't know how you spend your Christmas, but I doubt it is with that man in red.

narcity.com

Captain Thunderpants?   uh oh

Nice sweater. 

How do you know it was a typo?

The way kids scream and freak out when they meet him it makes you wonder...

:hm:  "gnarly Christmas craft, captain thunderpants"  - I don't think it's a typo 

I'd have been the first in line.

Don't forget the cookies!

Sounds devilishly good. That's a really awful typo.

...Or is it...?

Satan's way too busy messing with congress for this kinda' thing.

That's one hell of a Christmas fair.