Spelling doesnt matter just the letters

[MrWallen]

it also only really works if you make sentences that make sense, if you just throw a bunch of random words out there it doesn't work as well, if at all.

[ScatterPlot]

That works with words like 5 letters long or something. You keep the basic arrangement of letters, just mix a few of em up, and you should be fine. Longer words will make sense if the context allows it.




Here's an example...


Eiaerlr tdaoy as I was ctminnicumoag on my cauelllr tepnolehe, a cnsoeufd, erelldy aanuincactce cllead and eiplnexad to me a piencamerdt, tniryg to scioilt my hlep. The tuolbre, it semeed, had to do wtih an ilncrtoecry gratneeed set of doctriines. I was albe to aissst my tbulerod fienrd, as my leevl of kedwgnole of the aera was isnmeme. The pleborm was taht my fienrd had rieeevcd moitamrofnisin aubot a trun.









And what it actually says...

Earlier today as I was communicating on my cellular telephone, a confused, elderly accuaintance called and explained to me a predicament, trying to solicit my help. The trouble, it seemed, had to do with an incorrectly generated set of directions. I was able to assist my troubled friend, as my level of knowledge of the area was immense. The problem was that my friend had recieved misinformation about a turn.



Oh yeah, and this is old as carp.

[MrWallen]

That works with words like 5 letters long or something. You keep the basic arrangement of letters, just mix a few of em up, and you should be fine. Longer words will make sense if the context allows it.




Here's an example...


Eiaerlr tdaoy as I was ctminnicumoag on my cauelllr tepnolehe, a cnsoeufd, erelldy aanuincactce cllead and eiplnexad to me a piencamerdt, tniryg to scioilt my hlep. The tuolbre, it semeed, had to do wtih an ilncrtoecry gratneeed set of doctriines. I was albe to aissst my tbulerod fienrd, as my leevl of kedwgnole of the aera was isnmeme. The pleborm was taht my fienrd had rieeevcd moitamrofnisin aubot a trun.



And what it actually says...

Earlier today as I was communicating on my cellular telephone, a confused, elderly accuaintance called and explained to me a predicament, trying to solicit my help. The trouble, it seemed, had to do with an incorrectly generated set of directions. I was able to assist my troubled friend, as my level of knowledge of the area was immense. The problem was that my friend had recieved misinformation about a turn.



Oh yeah, and this is old as carp.

Didn't have that much of a problem with it, until you spelled acquaintance wrong.

[Warewolf50]

Didn't have that much of a problem with it, until you spelled acquaintance wrong.

well you are susposed to get it without really rthinking bout it, but that one u have to think bout what words u are trying to read.

[ScatterPlot]

Just something I made up on the spot. If you'll look again at the original message, only a small few of the letters were actually changed. Just enough to look funny. Most of the "ing", "sh", etc. are left together, since they are either highly recogniseable or sound different together than when they are apart.

[SCpoloRicker]

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