Often misspelled or misused word here in LRH ...

[Straight Shooter]

^^^^^^^ X100

 

[Axl]

I call complete BS! Lazy spelling and grammar decreases the quality of communication. It is inconsiderate and demands more on the reader to extrapolate what the write intended. Furthermore, spelling and grammar is often a very good metric of a person's intelligence. I am more likely to trust a person's advice on reloading if they know their there/their/they're/there's/theirs. It's more likely they understand CBTO vs COAL or MOA vs. 1" at 100 yards.

Sometimes it's just petty. But unfashionable to write without sucking? Don't excuses for being lazy.

It can happen to the best of us! LOL

 

[benniejae]

"This" vs "These"

 

[ntsqd]

Theiy're, I fixed that!

 

[ID Mtn Man]

FACE

It can happen to the best of us! LOL

PALM

 

[WahooYahoo]

Lapua la-POO-ah

Lapua Lopoowah. No emphasis on the poo

 

[BW64]

Sale vs sell. ie: I want to SALE this rifle.. No it's I want to SELL this rifle.

 

[MIBirdhunter]

How about using the word good when it should be well. As in, "this gun shot well".

 

[ntsqd]

That can be a deep topic all by itself. what? Someone had to say it!

To dampen is to make moist.
To damp is to attenuate a force.

 

[Rich Coyle]

Sale vs sell. ie: I want to SALE this rifle.. No it's I want to SELL this rifle.

Mine is for sail.

 

[Plowboy85]

Boy this is a tough crowd…my grammar hasn't ever been great but hell I was paid to weld not speak.

 

[Pro2A]

Boy this is a tough crowd…my grammar hasn't ever been great but hell I was paid to weld not speak.

 

[HARPERC]

Boy this is a tough crowd…my grammar hasn't ever been great but hell I was paid to weld not speak.

My grammar was a hell of a welder, her gloves are in a WW2 shipbuilding museum.

 

[Plowboy85]

It's a phrase rather than a word but when people say "I could care less". It should be "I couldn't care less", indicating there is nothing less you care about. Therefore, it is the least cared about. It's just something I hear often and chuckle when I hear it used.