Misspelling

[black_cat]

I don't know if this has been posted before, but people were asking what breed their pulleys are. I didn't know that pulleys have breeds and come from hatcheries! (probably autocorrect again but still)

 

[Rammy]

OK. Had a moment today. Was reading a thread where someone replied to the OPs post, and instead of saying YOU they used the word EWE. Wow.

Oh, and another reply the poster said since instead of sense. Sorry. Had to vent. ☹

 

[R2elk]

OK. Had a moment today. Was reading a thread where someone replied to the OPs post, and instead of saying YOU they used the word EWE. Wow.

Oh, and another reply the poster said since instead of sense. Sorry. Had to vent. ☹

Better ewe than eew.

 

[Rammy]

Better ewe than eew.

So true.

 

[Kusanar]

I don't know if this has been posted before, but people were asking what breed their pulleys are. I didn't know that pulleys have breeds and come from hatcheries! (probably autocorrect again but still)

I wouldn't bet on it... I have heard people actually call them pulleys before... like verbally... No autocorrect on verbal communication yet...

 

[MarkJr]

I post pulleys all the time. My iPhone hasn’t figured out I mean pullets.

 

[Kusanar]

The autocorrect I hate is I apparently type the phrase "well, ..." but the comma is on the n button and this phone takes a fraction of a second longer than my last one to change the n to a comma so I end up saying "welln ..." which is autocorrected to "wellness ..." and I have to go fix it... every.... single... time....

 

[WVduckchick]

The autocorrect I hate is I apparently type the phrase "well, ..." but the comma is on the n button and this phone takes a fraction of a second longer than my last one to change the n to a comma so I end up saying "welln ..." which is autocorrected to "wellness ..." and I have to go fix it... every.... single... time....

Which brings up another one... “Welp” when used for “well”

 

[shawluvsbirds]

Which brings up another one... “Welp” when used for “well”

Welp... sometimes we type how we tawlk.

 

[bobbi-j]

In another post, OP states that their parents are educators.