The most commonly misspelled word

[Galt]

definitely

Here's a quote from sleeper:

definetly

Which immediately followed a quote from DIG

definitly

I have often spelled it "definately". But it never looks right no matter how I spell it.

Sometimes it's definately, definatley, someitmes I even get it correct - it's really a crapshoot, but "definately" is really the way that I normallly mess it up. I always have to go to dictionary.com to see how to spell it. I hate that.

I'm going to make a conscious effort to spell this right from now on.

Kind of like how I can't every say the word "statistics". It's impossible. I always sound like I have roll of quarters in my mouth.

[Arpikarhu]

just write "define" and add a tly . thats how i remembered.

i always misspell thier, or is it their?

[lush]

Their.
I can't type because, it's usually becasue.

[HedCold]

their

[Goatweed]

<a href="http://www.iespell.com", target="_blank">this will definitely help with spelling errors<a/>

[Gooch]

i fuck up: alot

which is supposed to be: a lot

[The Sleeper]

just write "define" and add a tly . thats how i remembered.

but that's not how you spell it

[Splatterpunk]

There/their/theyre. I see the faggoty "i" before "e" except after "c" thing does not work for "their"; another fond legend is destroyed.

[HedCold]

i before e except after c isn't the whole rhyme. there's more to it, most people just don't know it

[Keyser Soze]

i fuck up: alot

which is supposed to be: a lot

my girlfriend viciously corrects me on this all the time

[HedCold]

Addendum:

According to The Complete Word Book by Mary A. DeVries, this is the entire "i before e" spelling rule:

Use i before e except after c or when sounded like a as in neighbor or weigh; and except seize and seizure and also leisure, weird, height, and either, forfeit, and neither.

As you can see, this covers most of the cases.

[diceisgod]

Why isn't it "neitheir" or "eitheir" instead of "neither" or "either"?

[Splatterpunk]

Addendum:

According to The Complete Word Book by Mary A. DeVries, this is the entire "i before e" spelling rule:

Use i before e except after c or when sounded like a as in neighbor or weigh; and except seize and seizure and also leisure, weird, height, and either, forfeit, and neither.

As you can see, this covers most of the cases.

You ARE a hipstah.

[crx girl]

just write "define" and add a tly . thats how i remembered.

i always misspell thier, or is it their?

either you're completely wrong or i'm completely fucked up but i always remember that it's related to finite. my problems arise with disappointed and cincinnatti

[Galt]

per usual, Arpi is wrong and someone else is correct.

In this case, it's Sleeper and CRX

[crx girl]

you shoulda seen how many times it took me to spell out finitinite

[Sweet Angel]

Kind of like how I can't every say the word "statistics". It's impossible. I always sound like I have roll of quarters in my mouth.

I can't say that either.

As far as what I can't type, I always type "marital" as "martial" and "amboy" as "amoby". And "omission" gives me spelling problems.