Ok, lets narrow that focus way down, otherwise .. oh shit this is the lavender room... this thread is going to go in the wrong direction.. Anyhow...
Been a self diagnosed slightly dyslexic person all my life (P's, B's, Q's 6's 9's or circle and sticks as I call them when printing often cause a pause and thought before writing)
But now particularly on this forum, I am finding more and more I type words that sort of sound like the word I want (last 2 examples good for could and shelf for chef) .. WTF... why does this happen.. the inner workings of the brain is amazing... and yes I hear the words in my head that I want to type - probably explains the sounds like effect when typing.
Full disclosure I hate english (see my sign. line) as a kid I told my mom about an outdentition on the wall cause I couldn't think of the word bump. Seriously though if indention is a hole why the hell is outdention not a word meaning bump... God I hate the english language.
Just Triing
Triathlete since 9:56:39 AM EST Aug 20, 2006.
Be kind English is my 2nd language. My primary language is Dave it's a unique evolution of English.
Been a self diagnosed slightly dyslexic person all my life (P's, B's, Q's 6's 9's or circle and sticks as I call them when printing often cause a pause and thought before writing)
But now particularly on this forum, I am finding more and more I type words that sort of sound like the word I want (last 2 examples good for could and shelf for chef) .. WTF... why does this happen.. the inner workings of the brain is amazing... and yes I hear the words in my head that I want to type - probably explains the sounds like effect when typing.
Full disclosure I hate english (see my sign. line) as a kid I told my mom about an outdentition on the wall cause I couldn't think of the word bump. Seriously though if indention is a hole why the hell is outdention not a word meaning bump... God I hate the english language.
Just Triing
Triathlete since 9:56:39 AM EST Aug 20, 2006.
Be kind English is my 2nd language. My primary language is Dave it's a unique evolution of English.