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[Jesmcd2]

!retteb neve cixelsyd ruoy fi dna

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[greaterexp]

Ha!

[Morllyn]

I can read it.

[rjoneslaw]

Yes I can read it with ease.

No I’m not dyslexic

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador in reply to rjoneslaw]

Your left handed! We rule!! 🤣🤗💕🦈

[rjoneslaw in reply to Jesmcd2]

u got that right

[robster1]

I guess God gave me this awesome talent!

🤓🤪😎

[jimeka]

No problem but not dyslexic 😂 how long did it take you to write it back to front?

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador in reply to jimeka]

Don't ask!! 🤣😭🤣💕🦈

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador]

Everyone grab your mirrors, Jesmcd2 is at it again!

Glad to see that you up to your usual silliness! I love it!

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador in reply to carolek572]

🤣😂🤣 I have my moments!! 😂😂🤗💕🦈

[twooldcrows]

fun...thank you for some good fun ...especially since we don't get some even better jokes from the texan...thank you again for the humor always can use it ...love and much happiness....

[hairbrain4]

I never did have trouble reading backward or upside down. I used to copy pictures upside down when I was a kid. I had a bet with my mom that I could copy her signature. I turned it upside down and copied it. She didn't believe me until she saw me do it. I know that dyslexic people can read better if it looks like a picture. We had to help a couple of our students, that were dyslexic, pass the written cosmetology state board exam so we had to find a way...pictures was the key and colored cellophane over the typed words.

[bxrmom in reply to hairbrain4]

That is very interesting, did not know that about dyslexia. My mom's ex-husband was dyslexic and nobody knew it for the longest time. He ran a business and everything.

[hairbrain4 in reply to bxrmom]

Some people adapt some need extra help. It can lower their self esteem because people think they are dumb. Writing in colored pencils or crayons also helps.

[bxrmom in reply to hairbrain4]

Thanks for all that info, learn something new every day

[Ali_B62]

Thank you for that - I didn't know I could read backwards and upside down until now!🙂

[pamgarner]

I do have a talent!i think mine comes from being a mom,you have to grow so many talents when they are teenagers

[goatgal]

! esirprus on s'taht tub detswiwt ma I . ynam ot gnidrocca namow dlo ytsan a osla ma I

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador in reply to goatgal]

!neve toN 😭🤣😭🤗💕🦈

[jimeka in reply to goatgal]

ton ruoy 🤣

[CrazyCatWom]

when I was in the hospital in 2018 because of my brain bleeds, I could read upside down and backwards easier than forwards and right side up. I can still do backwards and upside down, just not as easily as then unless I'm having a migrain. not currently having a migrain, but I could read both parts. Of course with the brain bleeds, I also thought I was going to use my cane to rescue the nurses at the nurses' station because someone broke into the hospital. And there was a display of a historic steam locomotive directly in front of my hospital room. And there was always someone standing right behind my partner's right shoulder when he came to visit me. Nah, I wasn't having cognitive problems then, at all. But I could read"To help you with cognative skills" and "If you can read this with ease, you are twisted! And have an awesome talent! This is both backward and upside down!"

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador in reply to CrazyCatWom]

😂🤣😂🤗💕🦈

[mrsmike9]

No problem. I can write in cursive backwards, no problem!