It all started with a silly picture. On August 1st, 2016, a screenshot of Facebook user Dunta Pickett's post started going viral, in which he shared a photo of his birthday dinner, wishing himself "bone apple tea" instead of "bon appétit".
The phrase became an instant internet classic and after just one month, a subreddit of the same name was born with the purpose of collecting examples of people failing to find the right words to express themselves. Eventually, 'Bone Apple Tea' grew into a 1.2 million-member community, and judging from the amount of fresh content it generates, that number will only get bigger.
#51 Shivery Isn’t Dead Yet
3points
#52 Devowed Catholics
2points
#53 Since Less Death
2points
#54 Long Behold
2points
#55 A Heavy Judy Drill
2points
#56 Stand Office
1point
#57 Don't Worry, The Buzzard Won't Eat You
-2points
#58 Don’t Get Violent With Your Grandma
-2points