OT: Things we find freaking neat but no place to post

[DChero]

I'm sorry if this was posted earlier, but I've been cracking up at these for about 20 minutes now. Presenting the top-25 best auto-corrections for 2012.

The 25 Funniest AutoCorrects Of 2012

 

[IPostedWhat]

I'm sorry if this was posted earlier, but I've been cracking up at these for about 20 minutes now. Presenting the top-25 best auto-corrections for 2012.

The 25 Funniest AutoCorrects Of 2012

Yeah, but how many of them are real?

 

[blindbaby]

That was amazing!

 

[mooger_35]

Yeah, but how many of them are real?

First the eagle and now this... quit ruining the interweb for the rest of us.

 

[dash]

Yeah, but how many of them are real?

Some of them seem quite dubious, but most of them were pretty durn funny.

 

[Comeds]

Yeah, but how many of them are real?

I thought the same thing but I thought a lot were fellatio nevertheless. I guess I am easily anus used.

 

[IPostedWhat]

First the eagle and now this... quit ruining the interweb for the rest of us.

Blame Canada. (well Montreal anyway)

Some of them seem quite dubious, but most of them were pretty durn funny.

I'm just pissed that these "real" autocorrects weren't on that list.

 

[buffhockey]

 

[dash]

Blame Canada. (well Montreal anyway)



I'm just pissed that these "real" autocorrects weren't on that list.

Have some

 

[dash]

I find this pretty neat (kid from Vancouver Island named top NCAA track and field athlete)

Canada's Levins wins NCAA's top male track and field athlete

 

[blindbaby]

I find this pretty neat (kid from Vancouver Island named top NCAA track and field athlete)

Canada's Levins wins NCAA's top male track and field athlete

Ah yes, a quasi-hometown boy.

 

[KennyBanyeah]

Ah yes, a quasi-hometown boy.

Kinda like Dash.

:ss:

 

[KennyBanyeah]

Polygons caused by thermal contraction, and subsequent ice wedges, of the Earth's surface in areas with permafrost.

 

[forty_three]

Polygons caused by thermal contraction, and subsequent ice wedges, of the Earth's surface in areas with permafrost.

That looks really cool. Just how high up was the picture taken from?

 

[elocomotive]

I thought the same thing but I thought a lot were fellatio nevertheless. I guess I am easily anus used.

POTY nominee! LOL

 

[KennyBanyeah]

That looks really cool. Just how high up was the picture taken from?

Not very high.

Each polygon is roughly 10-40 metres wide. Sometimes smaller.

 

[elocomotive]

So, speaking of "fakes," a guy I work with from time-to-time called me today because he made the Washington Post and blew up on Twitter yesterday. He went to the Wizards-Hawks game and people thought he was Andre 3000 (he does look like him). They showed him on the jumbotron and played Outkast, leading the crowd to a conclusion. He was in the Post and they even mentioned Andre 3000 being at the game on SportsCenter. Here's the story. They initially reported him as Andre 3000, but later updated him as an "imposter," which would be accurate if he wasn't just trying to go to a basketball game with his brother. Pretty funny.

Also found out today (also in the newspaper) that another person I had previously worked with was arrested for a parole violation stemming from a murder conviction from 30 years ago.

So...it was an interesting day at the office.

 

[KennyBanyeah]

That looks really cool. Just how high up was the picture taken from?

Just for scale, the water filled borders of each polygon once looked like this (before they began to melt out) in a cross-section.

The wedge shaped thing is solid ice.

 

[mattola]

 

[Bizzle McDizzle]