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It's rather odd but when I google.
"tt0119174"

I get something very very strange...

I hate you.

For more amusing technological strangeness, turn predictive text on and type Smirnoff on yer mobile. Cue amusing result.

beetlejuiceecis wrote:For more amusing technological strangeness, turn predictive text on and type Smirnoff on yer mobile. Cue amusing result.

I once texted an ex-girlfriend, telling her I wanted to "kick her puppy". She thought I wanted to hurt her dog, but that's not true. I'm just no good at predictive texting....

Hahahahahahaha!
Took me a second but I got there

Hot stuff. Another good un is "I fancied her" which forms "I damaged her" etc. Definetely got some odd replies from that one.

Haha, i love these

beetlejuiceecis wrote:For more amusing technological strangeness, turn predictive text on and type Smirnoff on yer mobile. Cue amusing result.

I beat you by 3 months http://www.talkmagic.co.uk/ftopic28526. ... t=smirnoff

Here's another one for you too .... with predictive texting switched on, type "chuck" (I nearly always call females "chuck" when I'm texting them - sad but true ).
I found this out by accident when texting someone - before you press the last letter ( the letter "k" - see what happens if you press the wrong button and accidently press the button to the left of it (so instead of pressing the number "5", press the number "4").

Luckily I realised before I sent the message .

EDIT: This might not work 'cos it may be a word that you have to add to your dictionary (it's kind of a swear word).

it took me 6 months to work out how to switch the ruddy predictive text off. theres no way im going to switch it back on.