autocorrectYou know what has the power to make a bad day worse and a good day better? AutoCorrect for iPhones! If you're the victim of AutoCorrect -- i.e., you're in a rush and you just want to send a damn text message and it keeps changing "like" to "Luke" -- bad day worse. If you're a spectator of AutoCorrect -- i.e., you're whiling away your already awesome, laid-back day by perusing the hilarious site, DamnYouAutoCorrect -- good day better.

Since I've already had a few frustrating AutoCorrect snafus today ("Where'd" to "Whets"; "Sure" to "Sit"; and, of course freakin' "Like" to stupid "Luke"!) and this day, so far, has been less than stellar, I thought I'd try to turn things radical -- for you! -- by sharing some of AutoCorrect's classics. Happy Thursday.

 

 

 

 

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Ah, the classic mix-up. Judging by her casual response, Jenna really must have not given two craps about Jason. Poor guy. I wonder how they're doing.

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So, yeah, clearly the dude knew there was an AutoCorrect issue because he seems awfully casual when learning his friend went on a murdering spree the night before.

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Well, that would be unsettling news to receive over text. Damn this phone is right.

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Yeah, I'm going to have to go ahead and believe that this one is a fake. It's too well-executed. Nevertheless, it's still hilarious.

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Um ... yeah ... not sure who this was meant for, but I'm thinking she should dump him. Anybody who uses that phrase -- just, no.

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