Bad spelling due to bad pronounciation is understandable, especially 
when it is with names of people that are from a different ethnicity than 
the person mentioning it.

What bugs me is people - mostly native english-speakers - who routinely 
confuse "its" and "it's" and "then" and "than".

followups set.

JRG wrote:

> And what about that ugly *fibinocci* I hear sometimes...
> 
> --
> Jonathan.
> 
> "Adrien Beau" <adr### [at] freefr> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:3BDC3910.5E38DD84@free.fr...
> 
>>And maybe not. On Slackware forums, I often see "kernal" for
>>"kernel" and other similar errors that I don't have in mind
>>right now. I think it's some kind of "slang pronunciation"
>>that gets written down by users that don't care that much
>>about the correctness of their writings.
>>
>>--
>>Adrien Beau   adr### [at] freefr   http://adrien.beau.free.fr/
>>
> 
> 


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