Did you feel embarrassed for someone when they spell...

[mitchum]

"coming" as "cumming"?
When I was in college, I worked in a copy shop and saw this in a surprising number of orders.
I could only imagine that when they saw the word printed it was usually spelled "cumming", and could only be indicative of the bulk of their reading material. Not that there is anything wrong with that...

[Tallison]

1. Oh, dear

Never noticed such an error before, but I suppose you could draw conclusions from it. :snicker:

[hyphenate]

2. I've seen it and I've cringed

but I tend to get more upset (don't ask why!) to see it's for its, there for their or they're, to for too or two, etc. Another one I've noticed lately is exacerbate for exasperate and vice versa.

[arwalden]

5. Oh... Your Overreacting!

:hi:

[hyphenate]

7. No,

I'm exacerbated! j/k! :P

[Maestro]

3. That is pretty bad

however I cringe more for some reason when I see the word, ridiculous spelled, rediculous.

[Pool Hall Ace]

4. Haven't see that one, but I think it's funny when

one chastises another for their bad "grammer."

[alarcojon]

6. Here's the error I really can't stand

I think the pretzeldent has really revived the popularity of this one: