Ewe knead two reed watt yew right

Could you elaborate?

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Watt dew yew meen?

I no watt yew meen, sumtimes i dont.

I understand. Proofreading must go beyond the spellcheck. I had no idea you were Czech, Roberta, I could have sworn you were from New York.

So this was an abuzz post? How was it welcomed there?

Eye no watt ewe mean, Boida!!!!

Never touch the stuff myself. I had to keep teaching it vocabulary.

I here you.

I fined it sad that the spellcheck in my one mined works that weigh two sometimes.

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Yonder nor sorgham stenches shut ladle gulls stopper torque wet strainers.

Aye agree with Roger, Panzade, theirs know knead two elaborate.

Colorbook, Eye mean that ewe can knot assume that a computer, witch does know have a consciousness, will fined and correct the kinds of miss takes shown hear. Oops. Aye just contra dicked ted myself. Is my face read.

Acquiunk, Sum times is bettor then knot at awl.

Cav, Eye yam from Knew York. And aye never said eye was a check or a Czech. However, a purr sun can be a Czech and bee from NY. Their ar lots of far inners hear.

Deb, Eye new ewe wood get it.

Mr. M. Eye ewes spell Czech soft wear wen eye yam knot sure of spelling. Eye due knot re lie on it for an over awl Czech.

Osso, I fined that after righting on this thread, eye have trouble returning too normal.

Rufio, Thanks four the link. Eye have scene this sort of thing bee four. Aye can't remember watt its called. Butt eye agree that girls shouldn't auk two strangers.

I have no eye dear, so that I could not see what you've written here Roberta.

Lord, it's like reading a foreign language!

Years ago, I used to charge grad students a dollar a page to proof their papers. My favorite error that spell check actually created was "equal Librium" for someone's very badly misspelled "equilibrium".

Oristar, Aye had no idea ewe were from Boston. JFK said "idear."

Mac, Eye like it. Equal Librium. LOL

Aye too Kay's Spell Czech is sum thymes knot funk shone all, Roberta.

Olga, Yore Aussie axe sent is a parent in that post. "Aye" too kay. I love it. :-)