Antique words and phrases

LDC3

Joined Apr 27, 2013
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JoeJester

Joined Apr 26, 2005
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Soon someone will invent voice entry on the phone instead of typing.
Yep, and they have their own set of problems ... converting the phrase ... "I'm at waterhole" into "I'm at work HO" Yeah, a friend of mine with a Texan accent sent that message when a friend asked where he was. Good thing it wasn't his wife asking the question. :)

Voice to text conversion isn't dull ... it's an adventure.
 
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GopherT

Joined Nov 23, 2012
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Yep, and they have their own set of problems ... converting the phrase ... "I'm at waterhole" into "I'm at work HO" Yeah, a friend of mine with a Texan accent sent that message when a friend asked where he was. Good thing it wasn't his wife asking the question. :)

Voice to text conversion isn't dull ... it's an adventure.
One of my nieces lives in Kentucky. What an accent! When she says, "bear" her Dragon Naturally Speaking prints, "Bayer", as in a brand of aspirin. There's another word she occasionally says that gets printed as, "she it". :D
Nobody said anything about voice-to-text. It was sarcasm that everyone is typing into their phones - enough to make Alexander Graham Bell roll over in his grave and make Samuel Morse smile in his grave.
 

cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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University:

Formerly a place of higher learning in preparation for a lifetime professional career.

Now an opportunity to air grievances over a period 4 years or more in preparation for living in mom's and/or dad's basement while working a minimum wage job.
Could also be defined as "Liberal Nuts Training Ground"
 

cmartinez

Joined Jan 17, 2007
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I never experienced free love. At a minimum, it always cost me at least dinner.

Edit: Oh, and getting married, that was the most expensive love ever.
Wohaa.... we're entering a subject-warp zone resulting in thread-drift again.... attempting to stabilize direction....
 
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