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TEXT FAILS 2020: Part 3 of New and Funny Compilation of Text Message Fails, Autocorrect Fails & Mishaps on Smartphone!
This is the third book of Text Fails 2020: ‘The New Compilation of Text Message Fails, Autocorrect Fails & Mishaps on Smartphone!’
We've all had texting mishaps and "Oh, sh*t!" moments where we've been screwed over by autocorrect and predictive text, the very technology that was supposedly designed to save us from embarrassing errors. Talk about clumsy!
In this book you will find some of the most embarrassing and scandalous texting errors, showing you aren't alone in this and making you feel better for your relatively mild texting errors you can't stop thinking about.
Funny Text Message Fails
Parental Fails
Autocorrect Fails
Dumb people who shouldn't have a phone
Adult fails (naughty, dirty, and sex fails)
Whether you just need a laugh to help you through your day, or you're secretly a person that thrives on schadenfreude and the misfortunes of others (and no, we won't judge you!), this compilation will leave you laughing until your stomach hurts!
128 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2019
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January 9, 2020
Thanks, I hate it!
Fake and boring. The ones which aren't directly lifted from other sources all follow the same formula which gives away how fake they are. Someone will overreact like an idiot even after having things explained, someone will misspell "holy" as "holly" in an expletive, and someone will curse out the offending phone and/or misspell autocorrect when explaining the problem. Yawn!
Nothing in here even made me giggle. I wasn't entertained. In fact, I was mildly annoyed when I wasn't just bored to death. A terrible book full of unfunny, contrived "autocorrect fails."
Fake and boring. The ones which aren't directly lifted from other sources all follow the same formula which gives away how fake they are. Someone will overreact like an idiot even after having things explained, someone will misspell "holy" as "holly" in an expletive, and someone will curse out the offending phone and/or misspell autocorrect when explaining the problem. Yawn!
Nothing in here even made me giggle. I wasn't entertained. In fact, I was mildly annoyed when I wasn't just bored to death. A terrible book full of unfunny, contrived "autocorrect fails."
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