Though the plan was not intended to keep consumers out of homeownership, apparently a lot of them got the wrong idea.
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"Big Brother" fans got the wrong idea about Paul Abrahamian's "blackface" or "black mask" stunt ... at least according to his mom.
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These don't make people feel like you've got the wrong idea about who they are (the way a misjudged beauty or fashion gift might).
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Animal rights protesters blasted Amy Schumer at her NYC book signing for her decision to sport fur -- but Amy says they've got the wrong idea about her wardrobe.
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"Some people got the wrong idea," he said, claiming that the sketch provoked 300,000 angry phone calls to the NBC switchboard and that the network lost seven affiliates.
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Instead of publishing the full statement, the Mail took lines from it, so while I'm upset about the online reaction I've received, I'm also unsurprised that people got the wrong idea.
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Gosling's children with Eva Mendes, 44 — Amada Lee, 2, and Esmeralda Amada, 4 — got the wrong idea when they saw Gosling, 37, filming his new movie First Man as Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon.
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But Schumer, 33, says people have got the wrong idea about her new romantic comedy "I Feel Pretty," about a woman who suffers from low self-esteem until she bangs her head and believes she has become a supermodel.
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She runs into the nearby forest and not knowing what to do, she calls Meer. He comes there instantly and makes the people go away and then leaves her home. Abru sees them together and got the wrong idea. She confronts Meer and then Sana.
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She says there is hope for him yet, and Seth asks her to go for ice cream. She kisses him on the stairs as they leave, and share ice cream on the pier. Seth invites her to the SnO.C. dance, she declines and tells him that he got the wrong idea out of the kiss.
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Amber soon got the wrong idea about their friendship and Kilkelly wrote that Chris may regret his gesture as Amber starts seeing him differently. During this time, Amber and Cassie's feud continued with them each posting a series of "catty remarks" on the social networking website Twitter. The situation took "a potentially dark turn" when Cassie briefly went missing, leaving Amber worried that she had done something drastic. The storyline led Mason and Rosenow to speak out about the subject of cyberbullying in a video released by Neighbours.
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Jennifer was there to meet a source, but seeing Frankie holding a tearful Jennifer after Frankie insisted Jennifer tell him what was wrong with her, he got the wrong idea. Jack and Jennifer were thrown together in another adventure when they were forced to share a train cabin during the Train arc where they were trying to find the murder weapon used to kill Nick Corelli. Eve was accused of killing Nick and Jack and Jennifer were trying to prove her innocence. Eve and Frankie were developing into a couple, and Jack continued to pretend he had no feelings for Jennifer left.
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Initially conceived as a concept album about nostalgia for childhood, the concept was eventually dropped, though the original theme is still evident particularly in the title track and the album's major hit "Our House". This theme was also mentioned recently when interviewed as part of T in The Park highlights, where their lead vocalist Suggs claimed that all the band members were told to write about their childhood memories for The Rise & Fall (although he did say that their keyboardist Mike Barson got the wrong idea, and went off and wrote about New Delhi). Although the band had previously been avowedly apolitical, the track "Blue Skinned Beast" was an overt satire on the then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her handling of the Falklands War, paving the way for more political comment on subsequent Madness albums.
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