sPeLlInG ErRoRs aPlEnTy!1!1!1!1!

[lass of something much]

Well, you obviously thought of something....

y dig hi brink dis black?...

[Booklover]

Why did I bring this back?

Wat cld u posblee meen buy dat?

[Sebias of Redwall]

What could you possibly mean by that?

I waz juts abowt too menshun Bookee. 

[Booklover]

Seb, read the rules.

In this game you first write a sentence with a lot of spelling errors but it still has to be distinguishable as a complete sentence with real words.
The next person tries to type in that same sentence but without the spelling errors, and writes a spelling errors sentence themselves.

[Sebias of Redwall]

*Reads*

[Booklover]

What could you possibly mean by that?

I waz juts abowt too menshun Bookee. 

I was just about to mention Bookie.

O, where yoo reelee?

[Sebias of Redwall]

Oh, were you really?

Yez I whas. Do u dowt oi?

[Booklover]

Yes I was. Do you doubt I?

Wot raison wud eye hav two dout yu, Sebais?

[Sebias of Redwall]

What reason would I have to doubt you, Sebias?

Nun. 

[Booklover]

None.

Eyem knot intyurlee shore whee're ment too bea hafin a konvirzashun doorin dis gaem.

[Sebias of Redwall]

I'm not entirely sure we're meant to be having a conversation during this game.

bAhh, oi fink it be fien. iT maecs it moor intersting.

[Booklover]

Bah, I think it's fine. It makes it more interesting.

Hmmm, eye serpoze et duz.

[Corporal Rubbadub]

Hmmm, I suppose it does.
Wy dooz eet?

[Booklover]

Why does it?

Beecuz konvirzashun's r imteresting.

[Sebias of Redwall]

Because conversations are interesting.

U no it.