this is what I imagine:
Just saying.
A college student who published an autobiography. A shy introvert who loves public speaking. A class clown who got straight A's. A geek who's into language, not math and computers. On my planet people don't fit in boxes. Call me an alien studying Earth.
this is what I imagine:
Just saying.
I was typing in Pages, on Mac OSX 10.5.8, and this red underline popped up:
I clicked on it to see what suggestions the spellchecker offered, assuming that it was just prejudiced against the extra "l" and "e," and would prefer "chainmail." But noooo....
So, now I was really curious, and experimentally accepted the correction:
and tried to look it up:
and got nothing.
The only explanation I can think of is that I must have mistyped "chainmaille" as "chaiimanlle" and then told the spellchecker to "learn" it before I realized it was a misspelling. But I have trouble imagining that I would make that error-- to transpose the letters "nmai" as "iman" would be pretty extreme even for my extra-fast-hunt-and-peck typing style. And the very act of teaching new words to the spellchecker is something I can't remember ever doing.
Maybe John did it...