yourbeutiful__trustme · 1 decade ago
Press F10 5 times.Take a deep breath.
2. Think of someone you like.
3. Press F10 5 times.
4. Send this to 5 comments....
5. Look at your background
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15rokia · 1 decade ago
wow seriously.. you just toke me qoute... as long as you wrote by 15rokia
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RachelNorton · 1 decade ago
lol
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live_breath_swim8 · 1 decade ago
actually it is quite important, for example, "regards, Bob" but with one simple wrong move it could turn into this "Retards, Bob"
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Hollister_x3 · 1 decade ago
@katybugg, marvelous hippopotimus' phenomenos flabergast something of cyclops embryos in something at Hogwarts. Significantly speaking, of crouse. But yeah, I agree with you KatyBugg. And OneDirectionKate, you can't do text language for these types of tests, you have to spell it out. Spelling matters for big words, rather than littlez
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cvnt* · 1 decade ago
That's true some of the time. Not always, though. With bigger, less common, more complex words it isn't, though. That's the thing. People are adjusted to seeing most of those words, so it's easy to decipher them. They're common and short. The letters of the words are changed places very slightly. There's hardly a difference. But if it were ALWAYS true, you could read this without a problem:

Mruvolaes hpomoesiptapus pmnoneenhos fabebgralst hreods of cocypls eyrmobs in ucnaitfiion at Hwarogts. Sfnctiilcaliey sienkapg, of crsuoe.

So yes, spelling actually does matter.
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onedirectionkate · 1 decade ago
i understood it lol @2smart4life

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2smart4life · 1 decade ago
but it also has to have the right letters. For example if i wrote this: Sllpnhnig kdnia deos mtater, you probably wouldnt reall know at first that it says spelling kinda does matter...
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RYERYE* · 1 decade ago
this is soo funny haha
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