Grammar nazis will love this - and the gif's are pretty funny too.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/adamellis/17-mis...e-you-rage

I'm a grammar nazi. I love those.

They left out one of my favorites......especially in the Midwest I've noticed

In context like this,

"We are cutting acrosst multiple divisions."

Acrosst = not a word
Across - is the correct word

The list is short a few words that make you shake your head. Here are a couple more.
Orientate
Ax

And many can say it is a typo but they typo these continually.
Then and than
Further and farther

Irregardless IS a word...suck on this Grammar Nazi's...

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless

(But it's one better left unused...and Oxford disagrees with Merriam-Webster)

(10-17-2013 11:30 PM)SayWhat? Wrote:  The list is short a few words that make you shake your head. Here are a couple more.
Orientate
Ax

And many can say it is a typo but they typo these continually.
Then and than
Further and farther

"A sell." No!!!!! It's "a sale." (noun) To "sell" is a verb.

That one drives me crazy.

And don't even get me started on "your", possessive, and "you're", you are.

Man, my wife says "supposably" and "I could care less". I've tried to explain it to her, but it's no use.

"I could care less" is a favorite around MT.org.

"Literally" kills me.

"I am LITERALLY starving!" -No, you're not...

(10-18-2013 03:42 AM)21-17 Best Time I Ever Ha Wrote:  

(10-17-2013 11:30 PM)SayWhat? Wrote:  The list is short a few words that make you shake your head. Here are a couple more.
Orientate
Ax

And many can say it is a typo but they typo these continually.
Then and than
Further and farther

"A sell." No!!!!! It's "a sale." (noun) To "sell" is a verb.

That one drives me crazy.

And don't even get me started on "your", possessive, and "you're", you are.

There / their

I can't stand these people that drop the "T" on words...it's just so stupid and sounds even worse.
Didn't is "di en" instead of Martin they say "mar en"

Ridiculous
Wtf is that about?

(10-18-2013 11:02 AM)Tanyaskees Wrote:  

(10-18-2013 03:42 AM)21-17 Best Time I Ever Ha Wrote:  

(10-17-2013 11:30 PM)SayWhat? Wrote:  The list is short a few words that make you shake your head. Here are a couple more.
Orientate
Ax

And many can say it is a typo but they typo these continually.
Then and than
Further and farther

"A sell." No!!!!! It's "a sale." (noun) To "sell" is a verb.

That one drives me crazy.

And don't even get me started on "your", possessive, and "you're", you are.

There / their

Affect and effect
And the "yutes"

(10-17-2013 11:46 PM)99Tiger Wrote:  Irregardless IS a word...suck on this Grammar Nazi's...

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless

(But it's one better left unused...and Oxford disagrees with Merriam-Webster)

Try using irregardless in any assignment in college. If you are being graded on spelling or not you will be dinged by your instructor. Use irregardless in any legal document and it can have a negative outcome.

Espresso/expresso

What is wrong with this?

Expresso has a butt load of caffeine.

Its vs it's

Or what plethora means: it is not a lot of something but it is actually too much of something

Historic vs historical

Infer vs imply

(10-18-2013 12:06 PM)SayWhat? Wrote:  

(10-17-2013 11:46 PM)99Tiger Wrote:  Irregardless IS a word...suck on this Grammar Nazi's...

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless

(But it's one better left unused...and Oxford disagrees with Merriam-Webster)

Try using irregardless in any assignment in college. If you are being graded on spelling or not you will be dinged by your instructor. Use irregardless in any legal document and it can have a negative outcome.

I highlighted my verdict on the word since you appear to have skipped over that part. But also noted, that it is, in fact, a word.

...conversate

The most common one I see is "too vs. to". Drives me nuts!

Can't have a list like this without having "loose" constantly being used in place of "lose". I would say that at least 90% of Internet postings misspell "lose".

(10-18-2013 01:06 PM)99Tiger Wrote:  

(10-18-2013 12:06 PM)SayWhat? Wrote:  

(10-17-2013 11:46 PM)99Tiger Wrote:  Irregardless IS a word...suck on this Grammar Nazi's...

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless

(But it's one better left unused...and Oxford disagrees with Merriam-Webster)

Try using irregardless in any assignment in college. If you are being graded on spelling or not you will be dinged by your instructor. Use irregardless in any legal document and it can have a negative outcome.

I highlighted my verdict on the word since you appear to have skipped over that part. But also noted, that it is, in fact, a word.

I skipped over nothing. I highlighted your opening line which has "IS" capitalized. But use it if you like. The continual misuse of a "word" should not allow it to be recognized as acceptable for inclusion into a dictionary. Guess Merriam-Webster should think about "bling" or "schinizzel" which is at least recognized as slang. But some people use "irregardless" trying to sound more intelligent.

Because it is recognized as a word...and I trust Merriam-Webster over some dude writing an article on buzzfeed.

Red said rehabilitate is a BS, made up word. I believe him.