Last night I was posting a comment on Two Sentz Blog and I hadn't scrolled down to the bottom enough to notice the Word Verification until I was almost done writing it. Once I did I then noticed ablero, almost albero. Has this ever happened to you? Of course not, too many of you write comments anonymously. Nevertheless, I have been doing this for many years now and have never seen anything close to this. The odds have to be very slim.
Even with anonymously left messages you still have to fill in the word verification on your web page comments. It will kick back if you don't.
ReplyDeleteA fun coincidence, Joe, nothing more. 8:11 is right...we all get the word verify.
ReplyDeleteI got one recently, a real word for once, that described what I was thinking about the post!
Never seen a racey word but there has to be one coming :)
ReplyDeleteI think it would be fun to start a thread where each commenter had to "define" his/her verification word or use it in a sentence like ebonics. Something like this...
ReplyDeleteMolish - a person who's father is Polish and mother hails from Morocco.
If you thought that being a minority was tough, try being Molish!
That's funny! Molish!
ReplyDeleteI'm anonymous and see the word scramble all the time. Anyway FYI:
ReplyDeleteThe odds are:
1 in 1,526,642 for a 6 non repeating letter name, in correct order.
9:06 you need a hobby if you figured out what the odds are. Joe i find it funny that you dont know the ins and outs of your web-page!
ReplyDelete9:11 - Mathematics is my hobby!
ReplyDeleteI got a "whiney democrat" capta once on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteAcording my calculations, the odds of having a 6 letter word com up close to the name of the blog originator is about 1867725 to 1
ReplyDeleteIf it had been dead on it would have been 2799802 to 1 You asked.
What did they used to call those words what "were not words but should be" ? LOL.
ReplyDeleteI liked 8:58's idea.Molish....hehe