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Accidental text messages that you sent but wish you could have deleted
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As my eyesight fails me I’m finding this Is getting very embarrassing and a bit too common
I was on my way to a meeting with some clients and was texting to say I was a few minutes late
The wife responded and said no worries
I messaged back “ I’ll service you soon “
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I want to expand on this topic and see if anyone else has experienced this similar issue .
So I drive around a fair bit between sites and make a lot of phone calls and voice to text while I’m driving
Twice lately I’ve been texting with “ difficult “ people who I get frustrated with .
Between texts I have let off a few expletives and vented about the person out loud if someone else is in the car .
Siri has picked it up and turned it into text
Luckily Siri asks if I’d like to send before I realised what happened
Could have got very messy
Has this happened to anyone else ?
So I drive around a fair bit between sites and make a lot of phone calls and voice to text while I’m driving
Twice lately I’ve been texting with “ difficult “ people who I get frustrated with .
Between texts I have let off a few expletives and vented about the person out loud if someone else is in the car .
Siri has picked it up and turned it into text
Luckily Siri asks if I’d like to send before I realised what happened
Could have got very messy
Has this happened to anyone else ?
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I had a friend text me a photo that was meant for her boyfriend. That was pretty weird, fortunately we're both adults and moved past it pretty quick. I never even moved it to the yank bank folder on my phone.
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You can hand in your man card between the hours of 8am-4pm at your local gym.
I worked for a shockingly bullying woman, with significantly high turnover in the office because of how difficult she was.
After another day of being in her crosshairs, I woke up the next morning to find a text from her sent at 5:15am. “I didn’t want to wake you but I just wanted to let you know that I love you so much. I’m so happy with the world we’re making together and the grandchild we’re raising together.”
I figured the best option was to not reply and we never spoke of it.
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I once went to a wedding where the reception was at Parliament House (Melbourne). The invitation was for MC Extra Dollop +1 and I didn't have a significant other at the time, but thought I'd take the opportunity to impress a lass that I was quite keen on at the time.
Everything was going great, getting along famously and eventually I took myself to the gents to take a leak. But being in my early 20s and wanting to have a good story to tell, I wrote an SMS to a mate to say that I'd just taken a dump in Bracksy's (Steve Bracks) dunny. And then I got back to the table and my date showed me her phone and whoopsie, I actually sent it to her.
I did actually delete that message from her phone when she gave it to me to see, but I guess it would have been nice to delete it a bit more quickly.
I remember with an old phone alarm I'd set it up so I had to answer 3-4 mental arithmetic questions before it'd turn off. I think it would have done me the world of good to have some system like that when I wanted to send an SMS in my late-teens/early 20s: where you start with a BAC test into your phone, over 0.1 and you have to do some maths equations, then it comes up with the confirm page like when you're doing internet banking - "You are about to send a message 'Where did you maggots go, you pack of weak f*ing c**s, off to * each others *************? ******** ******* ********!!!!' to <<entire phonebook>> - Confirm?"
Everything was going great, getting along famously and eventually I took myself to the gents to take a leak. But being in my early 20s and wanting to have a good story to tell, I wrote an SMS to a mate to say that I'd just taken a dump in Bracksy's (Steve Bracks) dunny. And then I got back to the table and my date showed me her phone and whoopsie, I actually sent it to her.
I did actually delete that message from her phone when she gave it to me to see, but I guess it would have been nice to delete it a bit more quickly.
I remember with an old phone alarm I'd set it up so I had to answer 3-4 mental arithmetic questions before it'd turn off. I think it would have done me the world of good to have some system like that when I wanted to send an SMS in my late-teens/early 20s: where you start with a BAC test into your phone, over 0.1 and you have to do some maths equations, then it comes up with the confirm page like when you're doing internet banking - "You are about to send a message 'Where did you maggots go, you pack of weak f*ing c**s, off to * each others *************? ******** ******* ********!!!!' to <<entire phonebook>> - Confirm?"
