I am not diagnosed dyslexic by any means, but I swear every time I'm at a party and a buddy has to show off his fully-stocked up fridge I'm exclaiming "a beer full of fridge!" Its happened many times over the years.
Oh I've got one of those too, if I'm taking out some meat for dinner I'm de-thawing it
Mine's "occasionally". I can never remember which letters are doubled and which ones aren't. I usually just type it with all the consonants doubled and let spell-check fix it for me.
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I'm pretty sure I grew up in a parallel universe where the order of the planets went Earth, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, etc.. because that's how I always want to remember it, then I remember it's Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn.. Many decades after I learned it and it still feels wrong.
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Homonyms baffle me sometimes. I know all the correct usage for there/their/they're who's/whose it's/its etc and drives me crazy to see people messing them up. I can't believe how many times I'll re-read something I've written and see that the auto-pilot version of me wrote the incorrect one. Sometime my possessed auto-pilot brain even makes up weird phonetic spellings or drops in some completely phonetically similar word that I can't believe came from me!
Along with the 7+5/8+5 issue someone posted above, I often get 4 and r mixed up. It usually arises when I have to type in a license key for software. My brain will see 4 and my finger will type r without me knowing it.
Along with the 7+5/8+5 issue someone posted above, I often get 4 and r mixed up. It usually arises when I have to type in a license key for software. My brain will see 4 and my finger will type r without me knowing it.
Oh man, MS license keys are so bad for that. They seem to group those kinds of things in the same key like B8, 4R, H4, XF, ones my brain can mess up. And for some reason they made the code on the stickers smnaller and smaller, culminating in 6 point font on a messy background in Win 8.1.
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I struggle with the word "a Lot / alot." The correct spelling is of course "a lot" but I find myself using the wrong spelling "a lot" when typing out a message.