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If there only was autocorrect for some conversations.
I'm kind of intrigued, how would autocorrect in audio conversations work... And what if it changes your words to something completely random, "so how's the logjam today?" Hmmmm
21st century probs...
There is... Just chew it over with a Snickers.
Isn't it twix?
Honestly if a girl did that talking to me, that would be really cute...
Technology and its mindfuckery: 1. Poor woman who fell to technology: 0.
People are way to obsessed with phones and technology nowadays. The more people use it, the more apt it is to influence their speech, communication, social skills, an social life.
26- no, I was definitely mocking our technology use; if you think about it, we're quite insane. And I'd be a huge hypocrite :P
Sometimes I wonder how the hell people can just blurt ot technological terms in real life...
It's like when people say "lol" instead of laughing, it's depressing...
Indeed
I will say 'lol' or 'lulz', but generally only ironically. Like when I think something isn't actually funny. People who say it and mean it scare me.
Irony is saying the opposite of what you mean. Therefore lolling or lulling ironically would be doing so when it's quite clear that the joke or whetever wasn't funny. You could do a really exaggerated lol that is really scathing or whatever to put someone in their place about their unfunny joke. I dunno.
Irony: People keep using that word, but I do not think it means what they think it means. ButI could be wrong.
I once actually said "xD" when my brother said something funny. Like, literally. I said those two letters out loud instead of laughing. Luckily he didn't hear me, or else I'd never hear the end of it.
I never understood how people get THAT nervous. But anyway, that's embarrassing op, some things only work while texting.
I find it just as annoying while texting. I think everyone has used that phrase too much; they're just trying to make excuses for mistakes we all make. Maybe it's time to simply correct our mistakes and move on? I'm guilty of it myself, and of course the "Damn Homophones" excuse when I use the wrong "there," but come on, guys; it's getting old! ;)
i hope he has a sense of humor lol
Well hopefully he thought it was cute, I definitely would have laughed!
I would have slapped her and push her off a cliff and then laugh about it after, but that's just me.
If she laughed after, it would have been awkwardly cute!
Ouch, I know that feeling of nervousness.. Your legs feel like jelly (I didn't even know it was possible until I experienced it), you start getting hot under the collar and you stutter a bit..
You know you text to much when....
You should have laughed and said, "Semi-colon, close parenthesis!" If you reveal yourself as a nerd, you might as well go all-in and see what happens.
Your comments are half the reason I read FML :) thanks for brightening up my day!
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If there only was autocorrect for some conversations.
Technology and its mindfuckery: 1. Poor woman who fell to technology: 0.