Texted my uncle yesterday. Told him I was getting a 3 inch red latigo. The autocorrect on my phone didn't recognize latigo as a word so the text he got sad I was getting a 3 inch red Latino.
I was texting my daughter the other day. What I was trying to write was "We have some hummus and chips to snack on." The autocorrect made it "We have some humans and chips to snack on"
My wife texted me not that long ago asking me to pick up some stuff on the way home. She said "I'm just in bed with Jason". Jacob is my son. I'm not sure who Jason was.
A three inch red Latino? Must be this diversity I keep hearing about! Now, that would be just the right size Latino if you wanted to snack on humans and chips... I wonder if the little guy’s name was Jason?
It’s( auto correct) supposed to be faster because you don’t have to be as accurate in your letter-word choice, but most of the time it annoys me. I wanna ask it- why do you think you know better what I wanna say?
In my later years of teaching, increasing numbers of students did their homework on phones or tablets. Since they had to write exam essays by hand, I got a pretty good idea of who was or was not a good speller. Given this, I could usually spot a spelling error on a homework, that was a result of autocorrect.
Hi Mr. Zero, I must say that your avatar qualifies for my "Goalie-Mask Avatar Olympics" . Seriously, welcome to TSD.