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Funny or otherwise predictive text mistakes.

charltonbob
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There must be loads with the amount of mistakes that I correct but sometimes I don't notice.
I just text my wife to tell her that I'm going out to pick up two divers.
Should have been duvets
I just text my wife to tell her that I'm going out to pick up two divers.
Should have been duvets

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after a row with the missus, instead of asking if she was ok, I typed 'Are you on?'18
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MrOneLung said:after a row with the missus, instead of asking if she was ok, I typed 'Are you on?'0
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I had a client whose first name is Sigrun, I was about to send her a text to say what time I would arrive,
luckily, I checked before sending, predictive text came out as, Hi Sugar, I will be at your garden tomorrow.3 -
Worked with a guy who's surname was Gooderham...the autocorrect always wanted to replace with Gonnorhea...fortunately managed to spot it...
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Sent this to my eldest son today "Just got back from the doctors. Got to go and have a blood test and pray which I'll do next week."
When your "x" is substituted by a "p".4 -
Sent an email to an audiologist about an appointment, I said 'I wouldn't be able to make Thursdays appointment as wanking that day now', instead of working. She was fine with it after a bit of explaining6
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When I type my name, my hand slips one character to the left for the last two letters, so Phil becomes Phuk. It’s amused a client and a couple of friends.1
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ads said:Sent an email to an audiologist about an appointment, I said 'I wouldn't be able to make Thursdays appointment as wanking that day now', instead of working. She was fine with it after a bit of explaining
If it had been your urologist then she would have been happy to cancel it and consider you cured.
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Not predictive text but back in 70s ..in a busy wages dept a handwritten internal memo seemed to read
"Please note Jones didn't take leave on 27th March .He wanked the whole day."
I am sure you can tell which word was written poorly1 -
Was it Smith who didn't take leave?0
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lolwray said:Not predictive text but back in 70s ..in a busy wages dept a handwritten internal memo seemed to read
"Please note Jones didn't take leave on 27th March .He wanked the whole day."
I am sure you can tell which word was written poorlyhttps://youtu.be/VKH9ECC_Qa4?si=jsmUlUpjh-SnW7S_
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It's a typo on a transcript not predictive text but my favourite, so I'll share: "he was held in higher steam".3
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Just avoided a cracker; sending a message to someone about train problems, I put "I have been diverted on the way to..." My next word was to be London; it suggested "orgasm"!
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