http://www.onlineconversion.com/morse_code.htm

sorry had to find a translator for that

cnat beleav U Spelt yor Nam wong RCIH, lol

That's what happens when you don't use the spelling checker. 

RICH

No wonder my Dad was a good speller, He worked radio in WWII

Not sure about the code helping one with their spelling. For fun and in preparation for morse code
competitions we would get a bunch of guys together and do the round the table game. The only difference was that the code was
alternately sent forwards and backwards.

The guys who worked radio were something else since they acquired the nack to hear words instead of letters just as you posted
about reading. Almost required when communicating at high speed.

I sometimes wondered how those guys didn't go bonkers. Paricipating in a world wide competition were you don't sleep for 24 to 36 hours and just sent and recieved code. After that i would be translating dit's and dah's in my head for about a week. You go to the grocery stores and and try to makes sense of the sounds comming from the cash register, rattle from the car, etc , etc. But must say that i did learn to
appreciate how a secretary could talk to you while she was typing. BTW, she wasn't blonde though.....

RICH

RICH
 

Amazing, Tweakie! Must admit it took me a while and at first I even tried to figure what went wrong with that Gcode

Dan

Hi Dan,

I must admit that I first tried to interpret it in text speak (M8 for mate etc.) but it is just not that subtle. Interesting nonetheless. 

Tweakie.

My Brain Hurts!

When I first saw the title I thoughTweak had missed his meds. Then when I realized I could read it, it reminded me to go take my blood pressure pill.

Strange but fun,
Robert