I HATE L33t SPEAK

[Small Sized Duck]

It all gets jumbled. Dyslexia rarely effects how people write. It usually just makes them unable to read. It makes your brain unable to process what it sees, therefore changing the visual structure of the letters.

[Bartimaeus]

"Chip 'n Salsa"
"Ceral"
"Burritoes"
"Quisidea/Casidina"
"Bagles"
"Smashed Potatoes"

These are just a few of the things I can remember my sister writing. Does that mean she's dyslexic?

[cesky!]

Tbh u have to consult a pediatrician if she is ur younger sis

at a young its hard to know if i child is dislexic but its vital u figure out sooner
as a child who will underperform in his studies will feel pretty down


Ps : This Topic Is Fmauos =)

[Senethior459]

Smashed potatoes are real. If she's talking about mashed potatoes, it's incorrect, but mashed and smashed are actually two different things.

My brother does the same thing. He is awful at spelling, and he tends to spell things phonetically. Using the most awkward phonetic spelling possible. He has no trouble reading, though...

I know dyslexia is a reading disorder, not typing. It's a joke, I can't believe you have never seen that one! I think it was even referenced in the Jargon File.
Yep: http://catb.org/jargon/html/writing-style.html

[Bartimaeus]

She meant mashed,

[cesky!]

you should get her checked out from a pediatrist it is possible for her to be dislexic

[UndeadxAssassin]

No, cesky, spelling those words wrong does not prove anything. Else, YOU should get checked out because you might be dyslexic.

[unknownghostiscool]

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[cesky!]

Well you i was only suggesting it just to be on the safe side

[Super-xero]

I read the first page and could understand maybe 3/5 of everything.