«Breaking News» Son mistakenly tells his mother he has an 'STI' instead of a 'stye', prompting an hilarious response

A man's spelling mistake had mortifying consequences when he inadvertently told his mother he had contracted a sexually transmitted infection.     

When Brogan Tant, from Limavady, Northern Ireland developed a stye - a red lump that can form around the eye - he told his mother via text.

But he incorrectly spelled the word - texting his mother 'I've got a sti' - prompting her to believe her son had contracted a sexually transmitted infection.

When Brogan Tant, from Limavady, Northern Ireland developed a stye - a red lump that can form around the eye - he told his mum via text

But Mr Tant incorrectly spelled the word - texting his mother (pictured with Mr Tant) 'I've got a sti' - prompting her to believe her son had contracted a sexually transmitted infection

Offering him some motherly advice, she said: 'Is it any wonder the way you bang the birds, the doctor can treat most things son. 

'Make sure you get it treated and take the whole course of meds you're given.'

She wrapped up her message with a heart felt: 'Now let it be a lesson and use condoms son, I still love you xxx'. 

Her horrified son quickly realised his mistake, and did not hesitate to correct her - posting an image of the offending lump on his right eye. 

To which his relieved mother said: 'Aw get a gold ring and rub it on the stye.'  

Amused by the whole incident, Mr Tant posted a screenshot of the conversation on Twitter. With thousands having now viewed the post - which has attracted more than 13,000 likes and around 1,000 retweets

Amused by the whole incident, Mr Tant posted a screenshot of the conversation on Twitter on Tuesday with the caption 'f*** sake mum'.   

Thousands have now viewed the post, which has attracted more than 13,000 likes and around 1,000 retweets. 

Commenters are reveling in the hilarity, with a lot of readers simply amused by his mother's interesting response. 

With Calum Mills saying: 'I'm more worried about the way she talks about him 'banging birds'.

And another saying: 'What kind of monster has their mum saved as their actual name?' 

While Taylor-Ann Taggart said: 'Intrigued to how he bangs birds.' 

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Main photo article A man’s spelling mistake had mortifying consequences when he inadvertently told his mother he had contracted a sexually transmitted infection.     
When Brogan Tant, from Limavady, Northern Ireland developed a stye – a red lump that can form around the eye – he told his mother v...

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