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[dark_elf]

Have you even been talking about something and swiched two words around so your sentence sounded funny? For example: awhile ago one of our cats was in the bathroom and the food dish was right there and I said to my dad, "Hay dad, Indie just put his food in the foot dish..." I did it so smooth and unplanned. 4laugh I had ment to say, "Indie put his foot in the food dish." rolleyes

So how about you or someone you know?

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[BlindingTwilight]

Yep, I've definately done that before. I can't remind any particular times though.

What I do more often though is switch the first letter of two words beside each other in a sentence. For example, I'll say, "Today was a dot hay" rather than "Today was a hot day". Usually I end up doing this if I'm talking really fast about something or other with a friend or family member. I started doing this a lot quite a while ago and I still do it now from time to time.  

[The MoUsY spell-checker]

BlindingTwilight

Yep, I've definately done that before. I can't remind any particular times though.

What I do more often though is switch the first letter of two words beside each other in a sentence. For example, I'll say, "Today was a dot hay" rather than "Today was a hot day". Usually I end up doing this if I'm talking really fast about something or other with a friend or family member. I started doing this a lot quite a while ago and I still do it now from time to time.

Aren't spoonerisms funny? I actually switch words quite a lot, especially when talking to my teachers. redface  

[dark_elf]

The MoUsY spell-checker

BlindingTwilight

Yep, I've definately done that before. I can't remind any particular times though.

What I do more often though is switch the first letter of two words beside each other in a sentence. For example, I'll say, "Today was a dot hay" rather than "Today was a hot day". Usually I end up doing this if I'm talking really fast about something or other with a friend or family member. I started doing this a lot quite a while ago and I still do it now from time to time.

Aren't spoonerisms funny? I actually switch words quite a lot, especially when talking to my teachers. redface

The swiching of the letters seems harder todo then the words.

Is that what it is called when you swich two words, spoonerisms? Werid rolleyes .  

[Ame Yuki Kaze]

I do stuff like that all the time. If I get in a hurry, I tend to get tongue-tied.  

[SoneaCresent]

Usually during speechs where I get really nervous.  

[dark_elf]

SoneaCresent

Usually during speechs where I get really nervous.

Thats understandable, the after effect must be worse though.