I just got back from the Dr. and found out I got Typoglycemia!

[Jabba]

OK, not raelly...jsut ynkaing yuor wnag

[Bones]

That is bizarre.

I was able to read that at roughly my normal speed.

[Dartful Dodger]

---I'm attempting to get around the autocensor and should re-read the rules!--- you, alsoshe!

[Jabba]

Gteting Agnry are we? Myabe you slhuod tkae a baerk! 

[Dartful Dodger]

 

[DrewKaree]

I bet our friends from Brazil here think you're just another nutty American

[MaximRecoil]

It works under ideal conditions. Try this one:

Sfplruuuoes wdros scuh as

[shmokes]

The voice of reason.  Tnhaks for rinunig the mgiac you btasrad!

[JB]

Not this again...

[missioncontrol]

those look like my post

[Dartful Dodger]

Even the example paragraph wouldn't read well in parts if they had actually scrambled it well.
.....
Cambridge becomes Cmabrigde? LOL. Why not Crgdbmiae?

Why not?  You should have but it in the paragraph, instead of alone.

The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid Aoccdrnig to rscheearch taem at Crgdbmiae Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae.

Maybe it's because I'm smarter than most people, but I think it still works in the paragraph.

Alone scrambled words are just letters, so "alltseobuy", "vlltauiry", and "alltacuy" because they aren't actually being used in the sentence, they don't unscramble, but the rest of the sentence was easy to read.

[Harry Potter]

---I'm attempting to get around the autocensor and should re-read the rules!--- you, alsoshe!

I amlotst cohkced on tihs one. Tahkns. Waht hppaened to the aouto cnecosr?

[Stingray]

I amlotst cohkced on tihs one. Tahkns. Waht hppaened to the aouto cnecosr?

Interestingly enough, I read this entire post before I even realised that the words were scrambled.

-S

[missioncontrol]

mmmmmmmmmm

scrambled eggs go good with bacon......

[Stingray]

Mmmm bocan.

-S

[missioncontrol]

bcaon

[Stingray]

You say tomato, I say tmotao.

-S

[ChadTower]

oG cohke no a cokc.

[Dartful Dodger]

Bgrsiey etrolun in tortye.

[DrewKaree]

oG cohke no a cokc.

This is funny!  You misspelled a word incorrectly, wrong....are there enough negatives to make that understandable?

[MaximRecoil]

Alone scrambled words are just letters, so "alltseobuy", "vlltauiry", and "alltacuy" because they aren't actually being used in the sentence, they don't unscramble, but the rest of the sentence was easy to read.

The claim was:

"It doesn't matter in what order the letters in a word are, the only important thing is that the first and last letters be in the right place. The rest can be a total mess and you can still read it without a problem."

That says nothing about whether the words are alone or in a paragraph, only that the first and last letter need to be in the right place. Like I said, only under ideal conditions and with minor scrambling.

Maybe it's because I'm smarter than most people, but I think it still works in the paragraph.

I don't think so, lol.

"Crgdbmiae Utrvsneiiy" does not exactly scream "Cambridge University" at first glance. In fact, the whole paragraph doesn't exactly scream "Cambridge University" either; it screams "e-mail chain letter written by some bored guy", lol.

[Jabba]

I think the point is, the words are fcckued up but you can still read it. Nothing more, nothing less. Plus, I've never read paragraph where words aren't put into some sort of legible sequence. 

Uhhh, hold it, I'm talking the BYOAC people here....neverr mind 

[missioncontrol]

he he he

Jabba thinks my words are in legible sequence

[Dartful Dodger]

The claim was:

"It doesn't matter in what order the letters in a word are, the only important thing is that the first and last letters be in the right place. The rest can be a total mess and you can still read it without a problem."

You're claim was:

Even the example paragraph wouldn't read well in parts if they had actually scrambled it well.

I was saying it would read well no matter how you scrambled it.

[ChadTower]

If you don't scramble it with bacon and sausage, I don't care what you do with it.