To show that the hated autocorrect feature is everywhere, this picture shows how a computer interpreted the phrase "IP-joint" (it stands for interphalangeal joint)
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Next, we have this page that was sent as an urgent-lab-results-please-call-nurse-ASAP to a doctor (for those of you not in medicine, this result is normal).
And finally, a neurologist who was trapped in an airport took this picture of brain-shaped chocolates for sale. I can only assume that (amongst other advantages) they have a lower risk of causing Jakob-Creutzfeld Disease than eating a real brain.
Maybe it's supposed to be a snail on a cabbage leaf? (The brains)
ReplyDeleteChocolate hears have been available for decades, why not chocolate brains?
ReplyDelete(PS if you thought it awful that your daughter doesn't know what a pinball machine is, try asking an engineer what a slide rule is.)
I love how the brains come in both a right hemisphere and a left hemisphere!
ReplyDeleteFor people who are into Zombie things?
ReplyDeleteI hate autocorrect and I hate Google's "auto" search....could the machines let me express myself? Wait until some medical machinery kills some one by automatically adjusting something so that it is totally wrong.
ReplyDeleteI would buy those so fast....
ReplyDeleteThe perfect gift for those just finishing their defenses or candidacy exams!
I'm not really into the zombie craze, but I'd eat those brains.
ReplyDeleteThat's what a brain looks like? Who would-a thunk?
ReplyDeleteThe IP joint one was probably more a lazy MT not paying attention to what their autocorrect/expander put in there. That is what happens when the hospitals start farming out the medical transcription to companies employing matchbook MTs or better yet, sending them over to India!
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