Strait: passage, channel, canal.

Straight: not curved, as in a straight trigger, and too many other definitions to list, but not the “Straight” of Hormuz.

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And:
“He who writes carelessly confesses thereby at the very outset that he does not attach much importance to his own thoughts.”
— Arthur Schopenhauer

Tract vs. track.
Biggest offenders seem to be the doctors I work for!

Forfuckssake, get the strait straight!

Straight?

Maybe it could have been the Bend of Hormuz?

I'm 35% retard and I knew that one

All of my co-workers are under 30, and they all say "supposably" and "for all intensive purposes". There's a few more like that, but those are the first that come to mind.

quote:

Originally posted by Opus Dei:

"for all intensive purposes"

Flipper says, "It's supposably 'for all intensive porpoises.'"

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
..'for all intensive porpoises.'"

I've said that for many many decades. I think it was in some long gone comic strip way back in the day.

eXpecially.

"Welp"

Give me a break, I don't have to brake on a straight road to the Strait of Hormuz.

What would Jimmy Buffet do? Change coarse depending on the wether?

Enjoy the day, don't take it for granite.

Tenet vs. tenant

Ordnance vs. ordinance.

Brake vs. break.

Your going too have two due better then that if their going to improve there spelling and grammar...

The shearing may be delayed depending on whether the weather affects the wether.

A minor (miner?) peeve of mine is ‘ect’ instead of ‘etc’. After all the word being abbreviated is et cetera .

A Strait can be straight?

can anyone straighten me out?

Would like to know the scoop, straight from the horses mouth...

Sure, the Straits of Mackinac got straight under the Mackinac Bridge right by Mackinaw City. Technically, since there is no elevation change between Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, they are one lake superior to Lake Superior.