In a recent social media post, blogger Sass Rogando Sasot self-styled as a “KGB femme fatal”—a phrase that, ironically, died a quick death due to poor spelling. Though Sasot likely meant to embody the seductive danger of a “femme fatale,” her slip-up turned heads for all the wrong reasons. 

Many noted the poetic irony of invoking the KGB, a notoriously transphobic organization, as her metaphorical employer. Perhaps Sasot envisions herself as the ultimate “man-eater,” but the absurdity of aligning with a Soviet-era institution more likely to spy on than support her seems lost in translation.

 But hey, if you’re going to embody a Cold War relic, at least get the spelling right. So, what’s next? Agent Sasot, perhaps brushing up on some spycraft *and* spelling lessons might serve better than drafting posts that self-destruct upon delivery!