I can't take it anymore. (grammar, quote, dictionary)

[Rubi3]

In the non-romantic relationships forum...

"....for years I tried to get my maternal mother to like me...."

[Blinx]

Originally Posted by Rubi3

In the non-romantic relationships forum...

"....for years I tried to get my maternal mother to like me...."

I saw that! And I'm thinking, there's another kind?

[Vectoris]

Originally Posted by Melissa78703

... and don't get me started on "comming."

Porn, much?

... and how about tounge?

[in_newengland]

I am just in thrawl with your spelling.

(I cannot believe I saw that in writing. Taking deep breaths.)

[RMoore007]

Old Fashion Butcher Shop and Old Fashion Grocery Store....two different old signs I've seen. Shouldn't it be old fashioned?

I've seen this sign on an escort car following a huge truck with large load many times that says: Oversize Load ahead. Shouldn't it be oversized load?

[jtur88]

The title of a thread in Psychology Forum:

Who is the most strongwilled?
Men or woman?

Using the superative, when calling for the comparative form.

[suzy_q2010]

I wan't to move on ...

[tulani]

Originally Posted by Retriever

Yes, "rediculous", is something that I seem to see more and more often in blogs.
If it becomes any more pervasive, it just might replace my current pet peeve, "alot".

I've seen ALLOT used recently. It was spelled wrong and capitalized at least twice in the same post.

Rediculous just makes me say aloud, "Reeeeeediculous!" I can't help it, I have to say it every time.

[sayulita]

From another forum:

" Sounds like she has deep seeded issues"

Doesmean those issues will sprout and grow over time?

[P47P47]

Originally Posted by tulani

Rediculous just makes me say aloud, "Reeeeeediculous!" I can't help it, I have to say it every time.

I think that the misspelling comes along with hearing more and more people pronounce the first syllable with a long "e" sound instead of a short "i".