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Slurred speech, scrawled handwriting, textual typos -- all manifestations of uncoordinated communication. Analog things fail in analog ways, digital things in digital ways. Extending a phoneeeeme = analog failure. Swapping two lettres = digital failure.
Uncoordination basically means "doing something semantically near to the thing you intended to do." Hence why, when you're drunk, you may type "fiitabl;" instead of "football" -- the physical movements are nearly accurate, but keyboards have highly digital failure modes.
(Funnily enough, if you asked me which letters are near 'c', I imagine 'x' and 'v' would come to mind as readily as 'b' and 'd'.)
However, swapping, repeating, or omitting words are "semantically close" operations in any form of communication. Why? Because the failure is occurring at a more abstract level -- grammar -- instead of at the physical level of producing the communication.
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