Do you ever say words out of sequence?

[Bretrick]

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

 

[stretch5881]

Yup, it happens.

 

[Babs2u]

Flutterby makes sense but I wouldn't worry about any mistakes like this. You seem to know what's important and I enjoy your posts.

 

[That Lady in PA]

That's Spoonerism!

Spoonerism

I hear a comedian do a whole spiel on Rindercella and the prandsome hince.

 

[Llynn]

I agree that flutterby is a much better name. Certainly more descriptive.

 

[jhummel73]

Yeah, just the other day I said, "I have a leg in my cramp".

 

[OneEyedDiva]

Yes, I've done it verbally. My son has too and we laugh at each other when we do. I especially notice that I'll reverse the order of letters sometimes when I type. That made me wonder....is dyslexia contagious?! I don't remember doing that before I married my husband, who was dyslexic. Sometimes I'll revisit my posts on SF and see that I've put words in the wrong grammatical order or (usually due to sloppy editing), the sentence makes no sense because I forgot to remove or add a word, or even reorder a sentence when I did the edits. I'm glad I don't have to apply for a secretarial job now!

 

[spookycat2]

Yeah. A while back, we were talking about what predators may have gotten into the animal pen out back. We had chickens, peacocks, and guineas. Dad asked me what I thought could have squeezed under the fencing, I said "Winks and Measles", he cracked a grin and I realized it didn't come out as "Minks and Weasels".

 

[January]

I've done it when I am tired

at end of long day once answered phone at work with January helping, how can I speak you?

 

[Furryanimal]

As Spooner said’ you keep hissing my mistory lessons