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ZL1UIC > WOEFUL 05.08.03 15:21l 49 Lines 1230 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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To : WOEFUL@WW
>
> Now, "opps", it is not a spelling mistake as "colours" above is also not
> a spelling mistake, at least from my point of view.
>
> "opps", to use in in a sentence.......
>
>
> "opps, I just stepped in some dog do do"
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> Regards
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> Mark
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> 73 - Mark, VK3JMA
I am familiar with this type of spelling error. One of the guys at tnhe
saltmine is notorius for his errors.
"Opps, made a bo-bo" (Oops, made a boo-boo)
rubish (rubbish)
Timmer (timer)
comming (coming)
scrubed (scrubbed)
But this foible of his (putting 2 where there should be one and vice
versa, has a neat twist. One of the service persons Has the nickname
"Scooter" soe what does this dude write? yep, following his rule you get
Scotter.
Ain't that a ripper? (riper in his spelling [speling])
I have the nickname SpellCheck, at work, but I often resort to F12
(Quinion's spellcheck) as my typing is the one that lets me down.
Cheers/73
- Allen, ZL1UIC @ ZL1UX
Cambridge, N.Z. RF72RC
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