Do you ever say words out of sequence?

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Or mix up letters of words.
A couple of things I remember saying.
Rurtain Cailing, - Curtain Railing
Flutterbuy, - Butterfly

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Hi

Yes Bretrick, and very annoying it is.

My heart failure is progressing, something I notice and worry about.

Lack of blood to the brain slows it down.

It is not a clear linear path you can anticipate and prepare for.

It is random and thus more disturbing.

It is difficult to deal with, but well worth trying to.

Best of Luck

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It is sad when we think about how many things can set us back in our travels through life.
Each day can lay out a new obstacle/experience.

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Sad but true. It’s just a matter of time as you age. That’s why my answer is ‘not yet’ but one needs to be prepared especially those with neurological issues.

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Sometimes. And also, sometimes my partial denture gets in the way of tongue my.

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Aren’t they Spoonerisms? (rather than saying words out of sequence)

My biggest problem is completely forgetting names or words. They eventually come to me but one recent example was when talking about a rather neat BBQ cooking utensil that I had. My daughter asked where I had got it from. It was from a Sydney market bought many, many years before, “Begins with ‘H’ or ‘P’,” I said, completely unable to recall its name. A couple of days later I remembered it was Flemington markets - how could I forget??.

Have no idea where the ‘H’ came from, the ‘P’ is more understandable - possibly Parklea markets - now long gone.

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This time not words out of sequence, simply a totally wrong word.
I wrote an email, proofread it and discovered, instead of writing - I doubt whether

I wrote - I doodle whether. :thinking: :rofl:

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Stanley Unwin made an income from getting it wrong

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Superb!
I’d forgotten about him


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gibberish

and I do believe professor Unwin was the first to use the gibberish word, circa 1960.

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So are we all sons of Unwin

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Jethro Doesn’t. BUT The Qwerty Does.
Favouring Spooner Ism’s.
No. The Lord is Not.
A “Shoving Leopard”. :wink:

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And a burpy pardlow

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Stanley Unwin Baffles the Carry On Team

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Very funny clip 
 :rofl:
Sid James was great wasn’t he.

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Yes good old classic comedy. :slight_smile:

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Yoda I’m not.

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