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I think you meant "spelt" rather than spent. A but ironic, all things considered.

• card_zero 17d ago
  Muphry's law, innit
  • fwipsy 17d ago
    oh ironny
    • Dban1 17d ago
      I think you menat to spell "irony"
      • IAmBroom 17d ago
        Nah, they were talking bout the taste of nails.
• zdragnar 17d ago
  Now I'm wondering if you meant to use but instead of bit intentionally or not... I'm not great with subtle humor in writing.
  • itsalwaysgood 17d ago
    You just never know these days. It could be a smartphone keyboard issue. How much time should a person spend reviewing their comment before hitting reply? There is a bar of quality each of us expects everyone else to follow. Sometimes we meet expectations, other times we ruffle feathers. How much should you even care? If we all spew typos, you'll probably care less. If everyone else is carefully reviewing their posts, you might care. In both cases, it makes no real difference unless the information being transferred is important to you (recipe, design doc, vs shitposts). How much mental friction can you tolerate? Furthermroe, studeis shoew you can swap the arranrgment of most lettres (ecxept for the frist and last letetrs) in text and you stlil get the piont farily esaily.
    • EGreg 17d ago
      Actual story: https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/39i30p/harvey_weinstein_telling_the_story_of_good_will/ https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/39i30p/harvey_weins...
• aaron695 17d ago
  [dead]
• firecall 17d ago
  And there I was wondering about used missiles! Apparently, I googled, “expended ordnance” is the term.
• _jackdk_ 17d ago
  I did, yes. A but ironic indeed.
• MetroWind 17d ago
  "A but ironic" <---: