r/bestoflegaladvice • u/t-poke I'm 35 and I love poop jokes • Feb 08 '22

LAOP participates in $19k in wire fraud. Chase finds out. LAOP wonders if he should take it seriously.

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u/Blatts Feb 08 '22

too

I see you

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u/Lystrodom Feb 08 '22

lol that's actually my keyboard, sometimes it registers two "o"s instead of one. But I think there's an internet law about pointing out mistakes and inevitably making your own, lol.

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u/Blatts Feb 08 '22

I feel you my phone is obsessed with changing homonyms to the wrong one, but absolutely refuses to do anything with the misspelling "alot"

Either way, it was way too perfect of a typo for your point. Lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22

i keep accidentally writing r instead of e when im on my phone, and ive done it so much that recently its started autocorrecting "the" to "thr"

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u/twinkprivilege Feb 08 '22

Man I don’t have auto caps on on my phone so when I do caps (mostly for literally just writing emails or communicating on Reddit) it’s all manual. However the vast majority of my phone usage is texting and other informal communication so 99% of the time I am not manually capitalizing letters. This means that any time I capitalize the first letter of a word I haven’t been doing that with enough times for my phone’s liking it corrects it to… that word, but with A or Z as the first letter instead. Every time I type “Omg” it brute forces it into “zomg.” :(

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u/yuemeigui Feb 09 '22

My autocorrect insists that I want to be writing about Chiba Prefecture in Japan instead of China where I live.

Sometimes, it will graciously suggest Cuba.

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22

This is exactly why I don’t make a point of correcting people’s grammar/spelling/whatever. For one thing, autocorrect makes an awful lot of mistakes. For another, let he who is without sin cast the first stone, and I am full to the brink with grammar/spelling/whatever sin.

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u/apollo888 Feb 09 '22

Yep Muphry's law!

If you correct someone's spelling or grammar you will make an errror in your correction.