Huh?
Ooops, auto-correct turned my well consolidated and carefully composted text menage into crush!
NPR points out this great site called Damn You Auto Correct Dot Com.
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That’s not autocorrect – that’s obviously Dragon.
I am dyslexic so my relationship with autocorrect can be interesting. I think over all it helps me a bit when I am texting people or trying to make a coherent facebook status update. It can get pretty annoying when I am trying to use jargon from either my job or my hobbies.
Now I finally understand this Comicstrip by Matt Bors:
mattbors.com/archives/728.html
For some reason, the autocorrect on my phone always changes “The” into “Tehran.” It really confuses people.
This title desperately needs to be used as a song lyric.