WTF Brain Autocorrect? - the majestic sea pancake and other substitutions

Discussion in 'General Chatter' started by Socket, Nov 25, 2016.

  1. blue

    blue hightown funk you up

    also, i routinely sing "high-heeled shirts and collared shoes" instead of the reverse in call off your ghost.
     
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  2. Starcrossedsky

    Starcrossedsky Burn and Refine

    Well we call them blinkers so similar hat
     
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  3. Sethrial MacCoill

    Sethrial MacCoill Attempts were made

    For a while I didn't know what metal screaming was called so I called it "musical yelling."
     
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  4. Deresto

    Deresto Wumbologist

    My mom asked me to hand her the silverware from the dishwasher and as i did i said " here's your furniture"
     
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  5. IndigoRiffRaff

    IndigoRiffRaff FACE GOD AND WALK BACKWARDS INTO HELL

    SAME
     
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  6. emythos

    emythos Lipstick Hoarding Dragon

    I didn't see anything wrong with that sentence for way too long.
     
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  7. Aondeug

    Aondeug Cringe Annoying Ass Female Lobster

    I always forget the word for al musdar in English. Its infinitive by the way. But to me iti is al musdar.
     
  8. Socket

    Socket fuzzy tabletop goblin

    "The square on legs" didn't do as good a job of indicating the word 'table' as I'd have liked it to!
     
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  9. chthonicfatigue

    chthonicfatigue Bitten by a radioactive trickster god

    Couldn't remember what the Teisseire passionfruit syrup for drinks was called. Described it as 'the green with the orange inside, with water' (green can, orange syrup, add water). 5 minutes of repeated insistence on this description later I added 'for drinking' and Li suddenly realised what the fuck I was on about.

    Brain fog sucks, man.
     
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  10. paintcat

    paintcat Let the voice of love take you higher

    My stepdad called grated parmesan "cheese dust" once and now that's What It's Called for me.
     
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  11. IndigoRiffRaff

    IndigoRiffRaff FACE GOD AND WALK BACKWARDS INTO HELL

    The mandoline slicer at my house is known by everyone as Mr. Slicey at this point because I kept forgetting what it was called
     
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  12. Starcrossedsky

    Starcrossedsky Burn and Refine

    Shaker cheese is what my family has always called it.
     
  13. Deresto

    Deresto Wumbologist

    Sprinkle cheese here. Same for shredded cheese. My sister couldnt remember the word shredded or grated when she was younger and its ever since been sprinkle cheese
     
  14. Wingyl

    Wingyl Allegedly Magic

    My mother called coleslaw 'coldslaw' until this year. She still sometimes calls it coldslaw. Dad once wrote "D" over the e in coleslaw as a joke about it.
     
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  15. palindromordnilap

    palindromordnilap Well-Known Member

    Mine pronounces it "co-lay-shaw" for some reason.
     
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  16. inchwyrm

    inchwyrm I wear the cheese

    Today I forgot what tweezers were called so I had to ask @Socket to get my "eyebrow pullies" for me...
     
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  17. Sethrial MacCoill

    Sethrial MacCoill Attempts were made

    powdered cheese over here
     
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  18. Deresto

    Deresto Wumbologist

    My roomate in college used to call smores morsels
     
  19. PotteryWalrus

    PotteryWalrus halfway hideous and halfway sweet

    I forgot the word 'ice' the other day and handflapped at the host for like ten minutes before it registered what I meant by 'crunch water! Crunchy water! THE COLD- THE FREEZY SCRAPE' (Freezy scrape possibly because I always associate ice with scraping out the freezer?)

    Also I think I offended Kubo (hamster) the other day by referring to him as a 'fuzzy bite bag' (I was thinking of his soft fur and habit of stuffing his cheekpouches to bursting, okay XD)
     
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  20. Nertbugs

    Nertbugs Information Leafblower

    My bf once described the radiator as 'the heater storage wardrobe oven'.
     
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