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“someone’s woman”?
by dmd 7mo ago
“someone’s woman”?
- K0balt 7mo agolol I am guessing that was an autocorrect error.
- dotancohen 7mo agoI once saw the word nickel autocorrected incorrectly into something far worse. It was funny given the context (metals, not coins) but I wondered why someone would even have that word in their autocorrect dictionary.
- ahsillyme 7mo agoWhat's in the autocorrect dictionary usually has nothing to do with what you typically write. No reason to wonder (i.e. if the insinuation being that that's a word they'd typically use).
- Nevermark 7mo agoWe could joke about the auto correct knowing your subconscious mind. Except if Facebook has auto correct, you can be sure it’s driven by a personal dossier on each of us, correlated by AI with every other person on the planet. They know you were thinking that word! The neverending benefits of personalization.
- K0balt 7mo agoI see you have not met my (ex) sister in law. Alternatively, you have, and you are a much better (stronger? More stoic? More charitable? I don’t even know what it would take) man than I am. Hats off to you, and Godspeed!
- K0balt 7mo agoMy worst autocorrect story is a message to my mother in law referring to my sister in law. I told my mother in law that I’d give my wife’s sister “a*al’ when I got there. It was supposed to be ”a call” I’m still traumatized decades later.