I HATE AUTOCORRECT... I Love Auto-Correct
I believe he should be demoted to "Refrigerator Light Duty" but he would probably change his job description to Refrigerator Easy Duty on his employment application.
Which reminds me of the Priest, the Minister, and the Rabbit that walked into the bar, The bartender asked the Rabbit "What are you Drinking?" and the rabbit replied, " I don't know, the only reason I'm here is because of Autocottect."
I'm wondering if there are any other "AUTOCORRECT" boners the you would like to share. Better if they are related to the HVAC/plumbing industry. But all are welcome.
Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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My problem is I am not a good speller ...
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@Big Ed_4
I am in the same boat as you. Spelling isn't my thing so I love auto correct for that. But I hate when it inserts word it shouldn't.
If I knew how to disable it on my phone i would do it.0 -
look at this!EBEBRATT-Ed said:@Big Ed_4
I am in the same boat as you. Spelling isn't my thing so I love auto correct for that. But I hate when it inserts word it shouldn't.
If I knew how to disable it on my phone i would do it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YUG2mvCC8I
Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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I do like the predictive text function however, it knows the words I want or should be using next. Most times.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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neilc said:EdTheHeaterMan said:
, , , Autocottect." , , ,
Autocottect ? ?
YOU ARE THE WINNER! I was wondering if anyone was paying attention to the Rabbi.Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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As a young boy of 14 years, My father has a sign posted in our basement near a wet bar he had installed when refinishing the basement.
"BAR RULES"
and I remember rule #8 was
8. Ladies please keep your (.)(.) off the bar.
I was reminded by @neilc's comment
and no, this, /\ , wasn't one of them
I had a customer that had a boob job and I put her contact info in my phone Susan (.)(.) Last name so I could remember her figure when she called my cellphone.Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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EdTheHeaterMan said:
Scwuwie wabbittneilc said:EdTheHeaterMan said:
, , , Autocottect." , , ,
Autocottect ? ?
YOU ARE THE WINNER! I was wondering if anyone was paying attention to the Rabbi.known to beat dead horses1 -
There used to be a site called http://www.damnyouautocorrect.com that had many hilarious examples of this, but its domain name hasn't been renewed.........................All Steamed Up, Inc.
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You didn't think the internet would let that idea die did you?Steamhead said:There used to be a site called http://www.damnyouautocorrect.com that had many hilarious examples of this, but its domain name hasn't been renewed.........................
https://www.autocorrectfail.org/
I think there is some on pinterest too.0 -
The weird thing that when I was in grammar school, I couldn't spell a lick. My 7th grade teacher corrected a paper and wrote in red ink that my spelling was atrocious. I remembered that word, and yeah, she spelled it correctly!
As I grew older, my spelling became almost stellar. People would ask me how to spell a word and not only did I know how to spell it, I knew where their doubt was. If someone asked me how to spell "acceptable", I would respond with just saying Able.
Now that I'm in my 60s, I find myself sometimes having trouble recalling how to spell words that used to be automatic. Scary.0 -
Thanks!KC_Jones said:
You didn't think the internet would let that idea die did you?Steamhead said:There used to be a site called http://www.damnyouautocorrect.com that had many hilarious examples of this, but its domain name hasn't been renewed.........................
https://www.autocorrectfail.org/
I think there is some on pinterest too.All Steamed Up, Inc.
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My favorite thing to do is swipe friend's phones and put in a custom autocorrect. Something like "yes" turns into "You bet your ugly yellow keister."
Example:
Mother-in-law's text to husband: Did you remember to send your aunt a thank you note for the gift?
Husband:Yes(autocorrected to) You bet your ugly yellow keister.
That one had me laughing for days.
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I used to do that to screen savers and startup sounds on PCs. Nothing like starting your computer and having it play the chorus of "Macho Man" during a meeting..............All Steamed Up, Inc.
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Steamhead said:I used to do that to screen savers and startup sounds on PCs. Nothing like starting your computer and having it play the chorus of "Macho Man" during a meeting..............2
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I have been a spelling and grammar nazi since I could read, which was pretty early compared to most. As a 1st grader, the English curriculum was boring and I was distracting to the others so I was placed in a senior high Spanish class where I ended up coming out fluent at 8 years old. The Spanish is mostly gone, my grammar is no longer perfect and I can still spell most things without thinking, but it's getting worse as the days go by. The autocorrect thing drives me crazy though, for certain things like the there/their/they're and to/too/two debacles. I can't stop myself from having a small stroke every time I see a grown person use the wrong form and I think my devices know that it drives me crazy, so the autocorrect will often change what I wrote to the wrong version and I never proofread so there I am looking like the hypocrite. I'm sure the tiny man who lives in my keyboard thinks it's hilarious.0
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I spoke clearly into my cell phone asking; Hi "Judy". Do you have time for the appointment tomorrow? Then I pressed send without looking at it?
I then looked at the message about two hours later. The message scent said. Hi, "****". Do you have time for the appointment tomorrow?
Luckily she has become a friend recently.
I called her as soon as I saw the auto-correct with an embarressed red blush on my face.0 -
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I have just started making sure I read everything I type before I send it. Once in a while I get in a hurry on an im, but it is usually to my wife anyway. Lots of times we will leave the auto correct just because the interpretation is just amusing.
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