When I moved to the US, it took me quite a bit of time to change the way I spell the following words.
I still trip sometimes and spellcheck tells me I'm wrong..yeah ok.

Honour=Honor
aluminium=Aluminum
cancelled=canceled
programme=Program

Anonymous wrote:I nominate "judgment" as the word most frequently spelled wrong in these forums.

Judgment. No e. Learn it. Love it. Live it.

Thank you for listening to this very important message.

How do you "listen" to something you read online? Hello, kettle?

Anonymous wrote:Let's be real, folks, the word misspelled most often around here is lose. I can't believe how many people spell it loose.

No way. It's either its/it's or your/you're. They're used incorrectly about half the time on DCUM. Educated people actually don't know the difference.

Anonymous wrote:firefox doesn't correct it!

Well then! That proves it!! Wait, what are we talking about?

firefox doesn't correct it!

Let's be real, folks, the word misspelled most often around here is lose. I can't believe how many people spell it loose.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Spelling, not grammar.

+1, It's SPELLING. My goodness. LOL

+2, The OP is a moron.

Although, I'm still laughing at American English....

Anonymous wrote:No, it says it's a "variant", it doesn't say that "judgement" is correct. In American English, "judgment" is the proper form.

You just proved YOUR ignorance right there. You realize:

1. Some of us may be from the good old UK.
2. Look up variant.

Ha! "American English"

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:your an idiot

"Uhm, hello kettle, this is pot!"

I would say I used that spelling ironically, but that would lead to a whole other discussion....

Either way is correct. After living for years in the UK, and reading British novels, I am often confused by which spelling to use. I can't always remember which one is the American way.

Anonymous wrote:I screw this one up all the time. Don't know why, but it just looks weird/wrong without the "e".

Same here. It does!

Anonymous wrote:I nominate "judgment" as the word most frequently spelled wrong in these forums.

Judgment. No e. Learn it. Love it. Live it.

Thank you for listening to this very important message.

If you're getting all technical on misuse of words and language, etc. OP (and yes I'm quibbling because this is an inherently quibble-some post) there's no "nomination" of a word most frequently mis-spelled. It either is or isn't the word most frequently spelled wrong. Why don't you do the leg-work, pore over the posts, and come back with a definitive answer. (I'm kidding, folks...)

I screw this one up all the time. Don't know why, but it just looks weird/wrong without the "e".

Anonymous wrote:I nominate "judgment" as the word most frequently spelled wrong in these forums.

Judgment. No e. Learn it. Love it. Live it.

Thank you for listening to this very important message.

While I agree with you, I should point out that it appears that Brits spell it "judgement." So there is not an international consensus on this.

Anonymous wrote:your an idiot

"Uhm, hello kettle, this is pot!"