Teh words you ALWAYS mistype

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henshaw11

Well-Known Member
Location
Walton-On-Thames
nationalrail
natioanlrail
natioanlrail
natioanlrail

Yup, that's one mine...
 

Davidc

Guru
Location
Somerset UK
My fingers can't get a and s sorted with the word sa appearing quite often, the tends to th or teh, and fra, fro, nad tub are quite common too.

And on a related topic .......

Why is it that I can't see errors on screen as well as I can on paper? No matter how often I check and re-check my writings on scren I can nearly always find something wrong with the printed version

edit: No, scren wasn't intentional!
 

threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
Location
...on the slake
I sometimes press the space bar early so that the last letter gets attached to the nex tword.
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
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I sometimes don't let go of the shift button early enough. REsulting in this.
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Actually, I tend to that a lot as well.

ANother habit with shift key is if I'm typing something with capital letters and numbers, I tend to forget to let go of the shift key, resulting in BMW 320 becoming BMW £").
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
(I am trying harder than usual not to make any typing mistakes in this post, but I'll leave any in to show you what my uncorrected posts look like.)

I gave myself brain damage a few years ago by accidentally shutting myself in a CO-filled room and ever since I've suffered various tyrping (<--- where did that 'r' come from?) typing problems.

One is that I find myself adding 'e' to words ending in 'h' so 'both' becomes 'bothe', 'catch' becomes 'catche' and so on.

Another thing that I do unless I very carefully watch what I am typing is to transpose letters, so 'what' becomes 'waht', 'castle' becomes 'csalte', that kind of thing.

The third catgeory (<--- there you go - I just did it again!) category of mistake is the 'unrealted (<---) unrelated rhyming word'. My mind starts to wander when I'm typing and a word which sounds something like the one I want appears in its place. I might end up with 'Steam engines are fascinating matchings'.

I didn't suffer from any of those problems before the CO exposure. My memory was also affected. I now suffer from motion sickness, though fortunately, never when cycling!
 
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