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Textually Transmitted

Fri 26th May 2006 MamaJunkYard

Today I composed an email that contained the phrase Knorr Stock Cubes. My email client’s spell checking tool was of the view that the word Knorr should be replaced by Gonorrhoea.

Indeed!

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  1. uaridi says

    Fri 26th May 2006 at 6:52 pm

    Okay that is weired or is it wired?

  2. medusa says

    Fri 26th May 2006 at 8:19 pm

    Fuurnee @ Textually transmitted..

  3. sokari says

    Sat 27th May 2006 at 3:24 pm

    Knorr! hmmm – we Nigerians tend to use “Maggi” stock cubes – nothing exciting about the spelling so I tried a google and learned that Maggi is owned by Nestle – maybe I will have to switch to KNORR. Imagine what would happen if all the Nigerians world over stopped using Maggi – the company would go bust!

  4. Guessaurus says

    Sat 27th May 2006 at 5:01 pm

    See, its not just my phone that has gone crazy. Its alright to be corrected when you are unsure of the correct spelling, but downright rude to be given a word that doesnt go with the whole ‘flow’ of the message.

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