Bloody predictive text : (

Yes, we had a good laugh about it yesterday. BS mentioned the phrase *Freudian Slip*..

I quite often used to send 'Do you want to go to the pub for a quick riot?' by accident, but continue to do so on purpose now. Everyone knows what I mean. :)

: ) @ rhys

I have never used predictive text... Barbaric idea if you ask me!

Use predictive text and just accept the first thing it comes up with, and send.
Like a code, among geeks.

Ah f*ck Joker... You crack me up and we're having a terrible time today... Thanks xx

A little disappointed by the words it doesn't have - like junkie or reggae. How can I talk about my life in the absence of those words? :-)

Does it have bondage? Maybe I should investigate this predictive text. I just don't like to think I'm predictable...

Words it doesn't have (like "C*nt") in it's "dictionary" can be added by spelling the word out, once you've done that once (Dazzle_dust you've been sussed) it stays in the "dictionary" as an option for the next time you type "Aunt".
Marty (my name) comes out as "Nasty", which is a bit unfair, I thought.

Dazzle_Dust had already been sussed by BS who is familiar with the 21st century.

Spell check always makes me laugh with what it does to names.. ; )

As a mild dyslexia "sufferer", or should that be "sufferer" of mild dyslexia, I praise predictive text and spell-check to the heavens!
It makes me go back and sort out all the stuff that's red-underlined, or doesn't let me type what I want to, until I get the spelling correct, or think of an alternative word.

Dunno what you all mean, the phone got the right word first time...