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Ghost
Braden - 28/10/2021 17:00
Ummm, this is why we have cliches. Plus, if you know enough to be on this site, you know not to trust predictive text.
Yeah, wrong use of the word cliched.
...What?
that happens a lot I end up typing good for home, of for me, if for he, etc.
Giggity Giggity Goo!
LOL I sent this to all my friends truly a funny fml
Uhm not gunna lie I had to read this FML a good couple times until I understood it. I found you worded it oddly. Maybe its just me.. ahah
Well, when you think about it, it's just him saying "I will not be home tonight".
It's not worded weirdly at all. That sort of phrasing is perfectly normal in the UK.
It's English. As in England.
I didn't get it either. And plus, it's too wordy.
LOL that ALWAYS happens to me and i text random people akward things!!
I really hate when that happens. I think it's a hassle to go back through and edit all your mistaken words too.
sooooo not an FML....try again
Do people not re-read their texts before they send them? Esp with predictive text on.
I sure do... but sometimes it happens randomly if I'm sending a quick text and I don't notice... Mostly I remember to double check though.
No.
So......is double-checking messages before sending considered not-cool these days? It doesn't take long to make sure you typed up the right words.
lemme guess...LG phone...guess "life's" not that "good" LoL
Pretty much every phone has it
joke
oh naughty naughty!
Uhm not gunna lie I had to read this FML a good couple times until I understood it. I found you worded it oddly. Maybe its just me.. ahah