spoonerisms
ironborn · 51-55, M
I reckon we all do that at some stage..maybe tiredness? Would only worry if it's regular.
MaryDreamilton · 46-50, F
You mean swopping the initial letters around, as in "blushing crow" for "crushing blow"? That's called a spoonerism. It's named after the Reverend Spooner (1844-1930), who was famous for doing that. He used to call himself the Speverend Rooner.
BlackPetals · 18-21, F
That is called the human brain. We all do it. I don't think it's dyslexia. But, I don't know
YoMomma · 41-45
Maybe
I believe this is an indicator of stroke. Take some aspirin right away.
SomeMichGuy · M
A Spoonerism, though it tends to be the first sound.
The British guy for whom it was named used to say he liked "riding around on a well-boiled icicle"...
The British guy for whom it was named used to say he liked "riding around on a well-boiled icicle"...
Pretzel · 70-79, M
I call it "a normal day"
jerMIguy · 41-45, M
Verbal dyslexia?
Gibbon · 70-79, M
It's called bassackward speak. Wothing to norry about.
HollowVerses · 31-35, M
Jibba Jaba

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