What I want to know is why "cockring" and "vag" are even options. I mean, yeah, sure, there are a few people who might use the words a lot, but not generally in text messages, y'know? And you'd think that TPTB at Apple wouldn't want "cockring" coming up (as it were) in your average middle school girl's conversations with her mother.
For some reason, I think that autocorrect "learns" words as you type them more and more often. That, of course, would mean that people were typing things like "cockring", but there's no accounting for taste, eh?
Hmmm. Now I'm wondering why all these kids' moms are typing things like "cockring".
Or maybe autocorrect is just messing with people's heads. I like to think that some drug dealer keeps getting frustrated because he wants to type "dope" and autocorrect keeps telling him no, it's "doily". ;)
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Date: 2011-05-18 10:19 pm (UTC)For some reason, though, my iPhone and iPad refuse to produce adequately embarrassing autocorrects for me. Meh.
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Date: 2011-05-18 10:37 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2011-05-22 06:05 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2011-05-22 10:49 am (UTC)Or maybe autocorrect is just messing with people's heads. I like to think that some drug dealer keeps getting frustrated because he wants to type "dope" and autocorrect keeps telling him no, it's "doily". ;)