yeah compare these:
skoehcd
shkoecd
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Started by bonanova, May 14 2008 09:00 AM
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Posted 19 May 2008 - 04:08 PM
"Althogh its not diffcult much"? Reading it is easier than writing it then?!!
I found I was able to read the whole thing quite naturally, though interestingly when rhapsodize wrote the word "skoehcd" it took me a minute to see it as shocked. I wonder if it is because "sh" are best kept together as they form a particular sound at the start of a word?
yeah.. i think it's easier to read it like this
"shkoecd"
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Posted 19 May 2008 - 07:50 PM
Actually the title, meant to be thus was a common bumper sticker.....
"If you can read this" was completed with "you are too close"
later amended to " if you can read this - I've lost my caravan"
"If you can read this" was completed with "you are too close"
later amended to " if you can read this - I've lost my caravan"
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