Autocorrecting usernames

[xSilverPhinx]

Have you ever been curious to know what your autocorrected username is using Portuguese settings? Look no further!

(Sorry if I forget a few...)

Sempre ah (Asmodean - always ah)
Nas Lenny (Bad Penny - sorry, total nonsense phrase...in the Lenny?)
Bluetooth - Bluenose
Busca (Buddy - search)
Dave
Carl outsourcing (Dark Lightning)
Exibe história (Ecurb - exhibits history)
Esse mãe (Esse Mae - this mother) Though gramatically it would be essa mãe as mãe is a feminine word...
Guardião (Guardian85 - guardian)
Hermes
Icarus
Jogador (joeactor - player)
Junho Jack  (jumbojak - June Jack)
No pm e (No one - at pm and)
Recusar (Recusant - to refuse)
Sandra César (Sandra Craft - Sandra Caesar)
Tamo (Tank - short for estamos, meaning we are)
Tom
Velma
Folhetins (xSilverPhinx - feuilletons or serial stories published in newspapers)

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Happy Scheidt fórum - Happy Atheist Forum

[jumbojak]

I like Joe's. He's a player...

[Tank]

Interesting

[Asmodean]

Aschmodeus is the only acceptable autocorrect of The Asmo.  It means Asmo-God in Germano-Latin. 

[xSilverPhinx]

I like Joe's. He's a player...

Keep calm and play on.

[xSilverPhinx]

Aschmodeus is the only acceptable autocorrect of The Asmo.  It means Asmo-God in Germano-Latin. 

Sorry Sempre ah, it is what it is.

[Sandra Craft]

Carl Outsourcing?  It makes no sense and I love it.

[xSilverPhinx]

Carl Outsourcing?  It makes no sense and I love it.

Yeah 

[Dark Lightning]

Carl outsourcing? [lightning flashes and thunder rumbles in the clouds]

Autocorrect is the bane of people who actually know how to spell.  I used to work in the communications field, specifically with antennas. There are so many words used in that little part of the engineering world that I truly considered putting them on a thumb stick, so that when I worked on a new project; I could load all those words in ahead of time.

[xSilverPhinx]

Carl outsourcing? [lightning flashes and thunder rumbles in the clouds]

Autocorrect is the bane of people who actually know how to spell.  I used to work in the communications field, specifically with antennas. There are so many words used in that little part of the engineering world that I truly considered putting them on a thumb stick, so that when I worked on a new project; I could load all those words in ahead of time.

But it is a source of great humour, as countless screenshots floating around the interwebs show. 

[Dark Lightning]

Carl outsourcing? [lightning flashes and thunder rumbles in the clouds]

Autocorrect is the bane of people who actually know how to spell.  I used to work in the communications field, specifically with antennas. There are so many words used in that little part of the engineering world that I truly considered putting them on a thumb stick, so that when I worked on a new project; I could load all those words in ahead of time.

But it is a source of great humour, as countless screenshots floating around the interwebs show. 

Indeed. One site I used to frequent, the admin was typing text on her phone to post about a "sock puppet". It came out as "cock pimple". I guess if the phone uses what a person types after learning some of the most common words, that might say something about them, but I dunno.

[xSilverPhinx]

Carl outsourcing? [lightning flashes and thunder rumbles in the clouds]

Autocorrect is the bane of people who actually know how to spell.  I used to work in the communications field, specifically with antennas. There are so many words used in that little part of the engineering world that I truly considered putting them on a thumb stick, so that when I worked on a new project; I could load all those words in ahead of time.

But it is a source of great humour, as countless screenshots floating around the interwebs show. 

Indeed. One site I used to frequent, the admin was typing text on her phone to post about a "sock puppet". It came out as "cock pimple". I guess if the phone uses what a person types after learning some of the most common words, that might say something about them, but I dunno.