flinn@seismo.UUCP (E. A. Flinn) (05/01/84)
People have flamed about postings of misspelled words on the net, but once every four or five months it doesn't hurt to summarize the funnier ones. Here are those I noticed 12/1/83 - 4/30/84: abnoxious anechdote anilize argrument capitolism Caucasion collage counterfitting eary [eerie] equivelent existance figgure out fore sight gegabyte he was guilt of ... hearafter humurous integritous interrior ireligous it's emphasis is... lazy-fare [laissez-faire] likely hood persipective persue protocal quandry relegion religeon scarse softwear verses [vs.] you're job is... your aware of...
gordon@cae780.UUCP (05/03/84)
[Living sacrifice to assuage the gods of first lines . . .]
The single misspelling most common in the articles I see on the net is, by
far, "too". It must be spelled "to" 80% of the time!
FROM: Brian G. Gordon, CAE Systems
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