#nowthatcherisdead being misinterpretrd by twitter as "now that cher is dead"

Although it started as cruel satire celebrating the death of former U.K. prime minister Margaret Thatcher, some of the Internet is reading the “nowthatchersdead” hashtag on Twitter as “Now That Cher’s Dead.” (To be clear, Cher is not dead. Cher is very much alive.):

RIP Cher, you were an amazing singer. Do you believe in life after love was one of the all time greats. #nowthatchersdead

— Ryan Coburn (@iburnco) April 8, 2013
Seen a #nowthatchersdead tweet. Is Cher dead?!?!?!!!

— Gabriel Himme (@GabrielHimme) April 8, 2013

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