Just for fun...

[madamesilverspurs]

This was on facebook ---

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[LeftinOH]

1. I found it pretty easy to read --once I removed my glasses. With blurred vision,

the mind seems to fill in the gaps.

[tech5270]

11. You're right My tired old eyes read it in a second without my readers

You might be able to do the same if you change your focal point but I didn't try

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

2. Kinda like saying you have a strong digestive system if you can eat nails laced with gasoline.

Probably true, but why would anyone want to?

[spartan61]

3. Yikes!! I was able to read it.

Maybe that's because I taught 1st and 2nd graders for thirty two years and learned to read their writing and spelling.

[polmaven]

6. I could read it too..

Probably because you read a whole LOT of crap when you handle insurance claims for a living.

[ohheckyeah]

4. Pretty easy to read for me. n/t

[Speck Tater]

5. I stared at the first two words for a while, and then it suddenyl clicked and it was all easy. nt

[polly7]

7. It was easy and kind of amazed me how automatically the mind looks for

and recognizes repetition in a logical way. That was cool.

[saras]

8. L33t$p33k!

If you can't read it, you can't even join script kiddie discussion groups.

[SheilaT]

9. Unfortunately, silliness like this

is used to justify bad spelling.

I simply don't understand what point is intended.

[treestar]

10. Fascinating idea

I'd seen this before with just the first and last letters and the ones in the middle scrambled. This adds another dimension to it.

[Old Codger]

12. Not a problem

Must have a pretty warped mind read right through it without any problem. LOL