Min Bannister
Possessed dog
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I am not even mildly dyslexic though. It seems the most likely explanation of course but I still find it fascinating that apparently so many people have the exact same problem. I don't have the Shazam thing but the shared experience of that fascinates me too.I suspect this is more an issue of dyslexia. It is easy for even a mildly dyslexic person to miss one of the arches of an "m" and mistake it for an "n". The etymology of dilemma is Greek, "di" meaning "two" and "lemma" meaning "premises" makes the whole issue moot as far as I am concerned. I know I had a primary school friend who always misspelled it dilemna even after having been corrected. Blame Lenny.