[goatwhisperer]

Have seen it before, but clever how the misarrangement of letters enables you to read what it is saying..

 

[Pesky Pez]

No problem

 

[SirExton]

Spoiler

it was easy from line one and why is there a spoiler button

And people on here worrie, and have to comment if a dyslexic spells something wrong, but can sill understand what was meant!!!!

 

[Starry]

I could scan it. It is all about looking at the whole word, and your brain changes the odd letters. I learnt to do it when we had fun with words during the school grammar lesson. I am now 80 and can still remember this type of challenge.

 

[mOiOz]

I don’t know why replies are going in spoiler buttons. Not my doing! This reply also started off in a spoiler button but I removed it.

It happens when you put a "?" in the title.

 

[Clancieblue]

I read it straight away, got stuck on the first word on the second line but other than that I read it straight through.
It is amazing how our brain works !

Was it trying?

 

[Shazann]

Had no problem reading this. It's amazing how our brains work.

 

[Borto]

brilliant; not my brain though

 

[Suzanne rose]

And people on here worrie, and have to comment if a dyslexic spells something wrong, but can sill understand what was meant!!!!

I know right!! Funny that those people are not replying to this post

 

[Viellarde]

No problem.

 

[Viellarde]

Spoiler

it was easy from line one and why is there a spoiler button

I feel cheated. I didn't get a spoiler button.

 

[Luckyus]

Been around a while, if not this then something similar?

 

[Reet]

Very clever, but I can read it!

 

[midgemills]

No problem. Our brains are amazing.

 

[Horse Lover]

I guess, we are all clever.

 

[Benny's Light]

I just looked at it and thought oh God, then read it with out any hesitation - divine intervention?

 

[Viellarde]

I just looked at it and thought oh God, then read it with out any hesitation - divine intervention?

Or the light of the Spirit?

 

[PepeLePew]

Have never had a problem reading this kinds of messages.

 

[GrannyJA!]

Reminds me of all the good old 'calculator' messages from early high school.

 

[SonsofPlatinum]

Oldie but a Goodie!