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Date Posted: 07:33:40 05/08/03 Thu
Author: CC
Subject: Re: That subject line shunted me back to Sesame Street...
In reply to: Nimbrethil 's message, "That subject line shunted me back to Sesame Street..." on 22:03:57 05/07/03 Wed

Yes, that does make sense. I don't think she's dyslexic, just stupid, personally. My sister is dyslexic and she doesn't do that kind of thing.

More than likely, she is hearing the phrase used on TV, and mistyping it onto the computer. I'd like to give her enough credit not to have read it somewhere and then butchered it. While I do think she's a complete imbecile, I'd like to think she's at least not mentally handicapped (I don't like picking on mentally handicapped folks, I've worked with them before).

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