What is is called when your phone garbles your words? I looked out my window and said "Treacherous"

[Mira]

I said "Treacherous" about conditions on my street and the phone sent out:

"True Wrecked Your Ass"

[Siwsan]

1. Seems to be a good translation, to me.

And, might I add, "Yikes!"

[snooper2]

2. first reason that person should be allowed to drive

Failure to clear the windows

[giftedgirl77]

3. People did that down here during our last snowstorm.

They didn't try to wipe it off or turn their defrost on, I mean seriously ppl.

[Mira]

4. My photo does not show it, but it was coming down heavily and

that snow may have accumulated after the wreck. We were snowed in in one hour. Or what we in the South call snowed in. Conditions became "treacherous" very quickly, and the amount of wreckage was amazing. I still have a cop sitting out there, and traffic has dwindled. Tomorrow there will be sledding on that street.

[dixiegrrrrl]

5. I hope your trees will be ok.

always hurts to lose trees to this weather....

[Mira]

6. After running out there and making sure nobody was hurt

I turned and blessed my trees and asked them to stand tall and strong. I love the trees along the road, and they have suffered a lot in other winters.
It was tough sledding for all the cars on my hill but now we are at a complete standstill as is typical after a snow. (still coming down... looks like 3 inches and lots of ice)