NationStates Jolt Archive

Tihs may hvae been peotsd brfeoe, but I siltl tnihk it's knid of cool.

http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/personal/matt.davis/Cmabrigde/

Tihs is in-fcat aaimllgnry slimiar to my narmol sipenllg so I hvae no toublre ridneag it.

Qteous Blil Baiely:
Oh the Eilgnsh cmae and tehy jemlbud up the ltertes, but the barve Irsih byos mdae it itno a wrod.

Teh O'Riley qutoe is so fnnuy!! I'm luahging so hadr!

Why aern't poelpe vniiweg tihs?

Myabe tehy dno't leik the wya we aer tpynig

Tehy msut be lrsoes.

Woot a prgarom to do tihs.

http://www.stevesachs.com/jumbler.cgi?type=show&message=Woot+a+program+to+do+this.

That is untrue. Though I can read that cacography, I can read orthographical text easier and much, much faster. Also, when there are some words I can not make out, because there are multiple words with at least similar length and letters. I really am amazed that I can actually read that cacographical nonsense, however, and I can certainly see that what they're saying actually does have some truth to it, which I am very surprised by. Not "[t]he rest can be a total mess and you can still read it without problem", but much closer than I ever would have guessed.

Teh O'Riley qutoe is so fnnuy!! I'm luahging so hadr!
That was Bill Bailey, not Bill O'Reilly.

Actually I think I read both just as fast, but there was a word I got stuck on and couldn't read, even when I thought about it - aaimllgnry.

But then I misread long words ocassionally because I rely on the context of the sentence to decipher the word, and sometimes the context allows for more than one word, this is where I make mistakes.

Actually I think I read both just as fast, but there was a word I got stuck on and couldn't read, even when I thought about it - aaimllgnry.

aaimllgnry = allarmingly :p

I got stuck reading it as amazingly and couldn't read it as anything else. An example of my reading style right there.

I got stuck reading it as amazingly and couldn't read it as anything else. An example of my reading style right there.

I do the same with normally written English :D

I dnot udntrsnaed.

Waht, you dnot udnrestnad?

I dnot get why thsee poelpe are tlaikng lkie tihs

I do the same with normally written English :DMe too, I was just trying to use this as an example :P It's the bane of my life when I do exams, I lose so many marks from misreading questions. I end up giving a perfect answer to another question. x_x