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I decided to make a post about annoying autocorrections rather than a separate thread. Here comes my list so far:fresh_42 said:
Saying those are incorrect is very surjective.fresh_42 said:
Astronuc said:
And they that dwell upon the earth shall rejoice over them, and make and merry, and shall send gifts to one another; because these two prophets tormented them that dwelt on earth.WWGD said:
A rare correct mention in the singular, as most refer to it as "Revelations".fresh_42 said:
I think that the starting paths may vary, but they finally converge somehow. A bit like the Collatz conjecture.WWGD said:
Yes, maybe the choices are made dynamically. That happens with their ads. They change , both the timing and the choice of ads when you watch the same video.fresh_42 said:
And a single-purpose building or structure, like a " Sports/Cultural complex", though maybe you can fit that in one of your other categories".Mayhem said:
Especially as the question of guilt is decided from the beginning.Mayhem said:
No, it was a regular kid, not a celebrity.fresh_42 said:
I don't think they pay enough for them to read instructions.Borg said:My delivery got run over because the driver left it in front of the garage and my wife didn't see it when she backed out Sunday. Guess where he put the replacement package today even though there were specific instructions to not leave it there?
A friend who is a midwife says that thinking this sort of thing through is an unofficial part of the job. She said her greatest failures were a Mr & Mrs Lamb who called their son Sean, and Mr & Mrs Trickey who called their son Richard.WWGD said: