As we were heading out the door to pickup our groceries on Tuesday, Shauna texted this message.
Well that was a little alarming, but thank goodness she followed it up very promptly.
What an incredible Autocorrect!
We did get Dani from school. By afternoon, she was recovered sufficiently to make it to her job.
In case anyone is still worried, here is Danica looking very happy, in a very recent picture.
As I have written, she is learning to drive, and that pleases her. But she was extra chuffed in the picture because she was driving what she calls her own car. It's an inheritance, if you will, from her recently deceased paternal grandmother.
That's not the kind of autocorrect you want to see.
ReplyDeleteI am fond of the expression, "dear autocorrect: it is never duck."
Glad she could make it to work. What awful autocorrect we live with these days!
ReplyDeleteIt pays to read before sending! This was a terrible autointerference.
ReplyDeleteNot quite a chick magnet, but that's a snazzy car. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWell, THAT would be a startling autocorrect. Once I sent in a text to a friend, which divulged a 'secret' which she thought was hilarious. I sent another text that said, "Don't rat me out, sistah!" I received an OMG!!!! followed by a slew of hysterical emojis. Autocorrect had changed that to "Don't eat me out, sistah." I thought that I'd mistyped and so I corrected it to send it again. Just before I sent it, I noticed AC had been at work once more. It was followed with "Rat! That was supposed to be RAT!!!! Damn AC!!!!"
ReplyDeleteWell, that was a good one. Glad she was quick to respond.
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrible autocorrect! I'm glad that she soon recovered from being sick. What a lovely gift from her late grandmother! Hope you're feeling good, John.
ReplyDeleteQuite the autocorrect! I hate that feature!
ReplyDeleteYour girl looks lovely, as usual!
I wish I could say I've never had autocorrect change the entire meaning of something I've written.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, my heart would have stopped! She does look happy behind the wheel, and I am glad she is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteThat is an evil autocorrect. AI at work.
ReplyDeleteOh my, her first car! What a joy that must be for her. I remember it well -- the freedom and convenience of it.
ReplyDeleteAuto correct ... your hearts must've stopped for a moment there. Sheesh.
-Kate
Auto correct is a sick joker!
ReplyDeleteThat was pretty weird to see, and it should be outlawed if it does things like that. Did make me laugh when I realized it was just autocorrect going crazy. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe live in a strange time.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe.
Make sure she gets a wheel lock stick for the car. Kias and Hyndais are being stolen all over the country. Insurance rates went up and some companies won't insure them. 29 stolen this year just in my KC suburb. If it's stolen she'll be sick for a while longer. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeletePhew! Panic or what?
ReplyDeleteDang! How alarming! Glad the follow up text was quick.
ReplyDeleteThat stressed me out so much and I knew from your title that it was a mistake! Wow! What an autocorrect!
ReplyDeleteThat first one would have totally lfreaked me out.
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