Keyboard Fripperies

[tealin]

Some things I have learned about the configuration of keys on a Qwerty keyboard:

If your aim is off by one letter, you can change the tense of a verb. E.g: smokes becomes smoked. There was a more humourous example of this, which I discovered one day while talking to a colleague, but I've forgotten it. Curses.

If you set out to write Buddhist and miss the B, you can get Nuddhist.

Do you have any amusing keyboard accidents to report?

Comments

[maggiebloome.livejournal.com]

I've had a few Freudian slips of the "just a sex" variety.

[emerald-maz.livejournal.com]

When I was typing out my essay on Alexander the Great, "his troops" often became "his tropos".

In case you don't know, to "go tropo" is to "go crazy". Very common in Auzzie, not as, but also quite, common here in New Zealand, "Have you gone tropo, you nut?!"
:-)