Spell check can't fix all your mistakes. Just ask President Trump.
On Twitter Thursday,川崎駅 ポルノ映画 Trump posted a tweet about meeting the Prince of Wales. Unfortunately and predictably for the president, he confused Wales (the country that's part of the United Kingdom) with whales (the lovable sea mammals).
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Who among us hasn't made the same dumb mistake in front of 61 million followers?
Though Trump quickly deleted the tweet, the internet responded even faster with a flurry of memes and *extremely good* jokes.
History won't remember Trump's recent visit to Wales, where he was met by hundreds of protesters in Cardiff, the capital.
History will, however, remember the memes that came out of this extremely dumb moment in time.
Here are some of the best.
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Frankly, I'd much rather meet with the Prince of Whales than the Prince of Wales. We could talk plankton, sea diving, and whale representation in one of the greatest movies of all time, Free Willy.
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