For the love of god its drawer..

[hobbledyhoy]

...not draw.

Aaarrrggghhh!

Didn't want to be the arsehole and put it on the thread but I scream inside every time I see it. Feel a bit better now.

And before anyone points out the title, it autocorrected and it should be 'it's'

And it’s ‘bear’, not ‘bare’ if you’re asking someone to bear with you.

Agree, this drives me mad too!

We have a printed notice in work - brake down the boxes. Im dyslexic , drives me batty every time I see it

Maybe that’s what’s happening to other people too though.
My autocorrect keeps making me look stooopid with their, they’re and there, as an example.

Also fazed instead of phased.

His instead of he's.
Ect rather than etc.

@TheCrenchinglyMcQuaffenBrothers

True. I could be the arsehole here and it's just autocorrect fails.
I see it so often though, it drives me batty.

Chester draws is the worst 😂 always see them listed on facebook

‘Draws’ for ‘drawers’ really does my head in! 🤯

Classic.

Loose instead of lose.

"He's a looser."

"I don't want to loose my job."

Drives me fucking insane.

But fazed is right if you mean bothered.

I can't deal with: "I'm shook" (instead of I was/am shaken). Gah!!!

Happily, it's not a mistake we rhotic speakers make.

It can't beat would of and should of though.

Fazed and phased are two different meanings so it depends in what context they're used.

Fazed = bothered/discomfited. "That didn't seem to faze her at all."

Phased = conducted in stages. "We arranged a phased return to work."

Can’t beat pacifically instead of specifically and that old favourite, defiantly instead of definitely

Oh and bloody "nucular" - everyone says it now including BBC reporters, so I should probably accept it but it does my head i every time.

Confusing complement and compliment of discreet and discrete

I’m glad you said this OP. Draws for drawers is driving me mad.

Like a phased return to work? I am always internally screaming ‘ITS FAZED!!!!’ when people say phased instead of fazed. Which happens a lot.

Also a lot of (American) instagrammers writing ‘I’m balling!!’ ‘I balled my eyes out’…… they mean bawled. Just pure dumb.

Never never join a slimming group on Facebook. You will see the word lose misspelt in every single post.

Dd's Y2 teacher had a Stationary Drawer.

When the same teacher taught ds a couple of years later, in the same classroom, the drawer of pens and pencils still hadn't moved anywhere.