Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 plepoe out of 100 can.

[Megospidey]

It was like reading one of BlackKnights posts to me.

[saildog]

Smetmeios tsehe alecirts cntiaon cmltepoe bnvioe enermecxt.

[goldenryan]

HA!!! Too easy

Too easy.

That was super easy

[johnnystorm]

Read it straight through no problem! Was a lot easier than figuring out some of that text message stuff!

[kingdom warrior]

As long as the first letter and last letters are correct you can make it out.....change the letters and the brain won't be able to read it........everyone at times makes mistakes in grammer.......

[toys2cool]

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...hine/O_RLY.jpg

[vulcan2074]

Thats really Cool. I could read it with no problem
Sammy

[The Toyroom]

I get these e-mails all the time....never a problem reading them

[UnderdogDJLSW]

everyone at times makes mistakes in grammer.......

I couldn't tell if you were joking or not, And I hate to be a "smart" you know what, but I can't help myself..."grammer" is really spelled "grammar."

[SUP-Ronin]

I read it no problem. The statistic probable means that 45 out of a 100 are illiterate and can't read much of anything no matter how well it's speeled.

[saildog]

It's not as simple as having the first and last letter in the correct place. It is much deeper than that. In fact, if that were the basis of this theory, there is one word in that statement that does not have the last letter placed correctly and no one seems to have noticed. Based on that, I would say it has more to do with context. The brain fills in the blanks, even when the rules are not followed.

Now, who can find the word that does not follow the rules?

Also, I placed a statement in this thread, following the rules, and I bet you can't read it at a glance.

[RG]

the message at the start was easy to read.

Smetmeios tsehe alecirts cntiaon cmltepoe bnvioe enermecxt.

sometimes these ???? ???? complete ???? ????


I could read those three words in your sample ... but not the other four.

[stuart]

I can read it too, but then again I spend my whole day reading middle-schooler's writing.

[Johnny]

Smetmeios tsehe alecirts cntiaon cmltepoe bnvioe enermecxt.

Sometimes these articles contain complete bovine excrement.

[HardyGirl]

I read it too, although I had trouble w/ a couple of words.