OP probably wrote 'Syckick'

as long as all the letters of a word are there, the average intelligent adult brain will still recognize the word without ever actually reading every letter. thought. that might shed some light on why it took so long to get noticed.

Liecake, the spelling is correct for the English-speaking world outside the US. There is a vestige of this spelling in American English: what's the past tense of "spend?" Get that answer correct and you get a very small cookie.

Oh! I know this one! Is it spent? With my luck it somehow isn't.

isn't it spented?

In addition to spent.

Doc, I thought she was pointing out that there should be two esses instead of one. So "misspelt" instead of "mispelt".

Don't forget 'flier'!

u grammar Nazi know it alls got ur shit all messed up.

D'oh! Red, you're right. I assumed it was another person pointing out how English English is different than American English. I made an ass of you and med.

Why didn't you just read the fml and see which way it was spelt? You ******* moron.

DocBastard - actually, that spelling is not correct anywhere in the world. It's "misspelt", not "mispelt".

Better to pretend to be a psychic than to reveal yourself a psycho. =

Why would you think that? The belief system behind psychic readings and fortunetelling isn't vastly different than those of many mainstream religions, and those religions are doing quite well in this era. I'm not saying I believe in psychic powers or anything. I'm merely pointing out that enough people do to keep the profession alive, just like Christian pastors, Muslim imams, and the missionaries, evangelists, and other spokespersons of various belief systems, including atheism, humanism, etc. Hell, even ghost hunters can make a decent living these days.