I know what you’re gonna say, OK? And I will NEVER EVER EVER send a text message again without checking it thoroughly.
I have a friend who pays a lawnmower man to do her lawns. But because of COVID19 restrictions he can’t come. She’s been complaining that her lawns and nature strips were looking shabby.
So last night, she sends me this gleeful text with a pic of her Dad who, knowing her predicament, walked his lawnmower around (he lives around the corner) and mowed her nature strip and front lawn.
I replied immediately with a smiley emoji and the words “What a great Dad!”
Guess what? My bloody stoopid phone added a word that I did not type!!! “Sometimes!”
Fairdinkum technology can get you freaking hung!!!
Can some tech head please tell me in what effed up universe does this happen and why??
I’d sue the barstools but they would just turn around and say “Check your messages before you hit send.”
You just made me think of something. I am gonna edit my original post and add a soundtrack. Listen to the words, he practically says the opposite of what you just said.
For Lance’s sake. Dads are either great Dads or they are not. When you say to someone their Dad is great sometimes it is kinda like saying “When he’s not an arzehole.”
Sheesh why do I have to explain myself all the time?