Spell check fail of the day
What was written: Someone recently wrote that they were elected to a certain "Fall of Fame." What I think was meant: I think they meant "Hall of Fame." Punch Line:…
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What was written: Someone recently wrote that they were elected to a certain "Fall of Fame." What I think was meant: I think they meant "Hall of Fame." Punch Line:…
"Atrial." The right word was "arterial." This was for a paper on vascular effects on the heart, so "atrial" would work in the context because the heart has two atria.…
"Duel-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry" The right word is "dual," but I like the idea of process that is at war with itself.
"The shear quality of the program" I think The right word is "sheer" as in "unqualified," but I like the idea that if you want to leave the program early,…
The other day I helped an author be clear about what findings she could and could not report in the first of two articles she hopes to publish about one…
One typo I consistently type results in two words that are spelled correctly: "doe snot." Does it convey what I intended? does not
Spell check fail of the day: "urinary track." The right word is "tract," but I like the idea that one could pursue scatology as a career path.