Actually kind of sounds normal to me. I work with people who use this type of vernacular. Again, drives me freakin' crazy. I'm always saying that, aren't I? I don't like people very much. Stupidty works my last nerve and ignorance is a close second.
Haha - I sure does like reading your blog. I get asked "do yous guys have..." all the time - because adding an s to you makes it plural, or something. Apparantly. Wait til you get text language added to notes...not shorthand, but teenage txt spk. Xlnt fun 2 dcifr!
Kind of- but not really :-) related to your post - how we quickly we read and autocorrect ourselves....Count every " F " in the following text:
FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS...
How many F's ? There are 6. The reasoning behind this is apparantly the brain cannot process "OF". (Anyone who counts all 6 "F's" on the first go is (possibly!)a genius. Three is normal, four is quite rare....:)
I actually had to read this twice to get your drift. I read it right without actually reading it. My mind must correct these things automatically.
ReplyDeletemiddle child, same for me...haha funny though
ReplyDeleteYes, yes I does
ReplyDeletesame for me middle child, haha.
ReplyDeleteLOL, my brain automatically corrected it on first read, too.
ReplyDeleteThat's completely wrong...it should have been "Does you has...."
ReplyDeleteYouse just cain't git good help dese days.
DOH! I had to read it a BUNCH of times! (I may need an appointment)
ReplyDeleteWell, does you?
ReplyDeleteyup took me a second glance to catch it..sheesh
ReplyDeleteWell? Does you? Why doesn't you?
ReplyDeleteTook me 3 times... Agree with the auto-correction part. Well, I'm a pharmist, not a proof-reader...
ReplyDeleteSue
Actually kind of sounds normal to me. I work with people who use this type of vernacular. Again, drives me freakin' crazy. I'm always saying that, aren't I? I don't like people very much. Stupidty works my last nerve and ignorance is a close second.
ReplyDeletelol @ pharmist. It's contagious!
ReplyDeletewv: gatingic: the sound your cat makes just prior to harfing up a hairball.
Haha - I sure does like reading your blog. I get asked "do yous guys have..." all the time - because adding an s to you makes it plural, or something. Apparantly. Wait til you get text language added to notes...not shorthand, but teenage txt spk. Xlnt fun 2 dcifr!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to life in a spell check world....If a word is spelled correctly it doesn't matter that it's the wrong word...
ReplyDeleteThe world needs more copyeditors!
ReplyDelete<>< Katie
I wonder why it takes most of us couple of passes to catch on?
ReplyDeleteword verification: "hypershe" - there are just too many joke for this one.
Unchained: The brain does have a remarkable ability to 'filter' out mistakes... it's a normal part of becoming an efficient reader.
ReplyDeleteHave you read the 'Sdtyu fmor Hvrarad'? Even if the letters from each word are jumbled up, you can still read them, though much more slowly.
I sho 'nuff does
ReplyDeleteKind of- but not really :-) related to your post - how we quickly we read and autocorrect ourselves....Count every " F " in the following text:
ReplyDeleteFINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS...
How many F's ? There are 6.
The reasoning behind this is apparantly the brain cannot process "OF".
(Anyone who counts all 6 "F's" on the first go is (possibly!)a genius. Three is normal, four is quite rare....:)
Well, does you??
ReplyDeleteThen yous can infuses Diet Cokes!
ReplyDeleteNo amount of screaming seems to get through to people that the King's English is not to be messed with.
ReplyDeleteMaybe because we don't have a King?