What is your favourite typo?

[Danny (as in Daniella)]

I am very aware that to many of us Nerdfighters, typos are bad things. We try to avoid them, and are really quite annoyed by them.
However (and I don't know if it's just me), from time to time you come across a typo that just somehow appeals to you. This thread is dedicated to those strangely likable typos.
Feel free to contribute. (I was so close to writing bontribute. Which is a good start to this thread)

You are also very welcome to write where you first encountered the typo, and perhaps why it appeals to you. :)

[Max Logan]

Llolz. My friend used this in a skype convo, and we adopted it as an inside joke. We say llama llolz.

[N3rdXGir1]

taht and teh lol

[Abrianna]

I have a bad habit of writing 'shit' instead of 'shut', just because I'm a vulgar person... But it results in a lot of doors getting shat. I once wrote "Gideon climbed into his car and shit the door." My sister's response? "OH MY GOD! GIDEON NO! YOUR ASS! IT'S RUINED!"

[Larry]

It's fun to put a proper name into Microsoft Word and see what its spellchecker comes up with.  For example, the name "Zarzecki" used to produce "carsick."  (It doesn't any more.  Shucky darn.)

It's fun to put -ers at the end of words.  Yuppers.  Nopers.  Honeybunchers.

It's fun to put -ie at the end of words, as Amy Farrah Fowler (Mayim Bialik) does with "bestie."

[C. Whalen]

Earlier today I encountered an article which declared that "the end is neigh", which might be the cutest mistake I've ever seen.

[Amanda Cason]

i work for a major retailer and we have signs everywhere listing products and the prices on them. someone once decided to make a new sign for some aprons however they failed to spell check it and ended up posting a sign for apeporn . . . yeah that one came down quick!

[David Winlo]

The two worst typos I ever (nearly) missed:

"Abrasion is when waves pelt the cliff face with rocks", is the correct version of a part of my GCSE geography work, only it came out as "abrasion is when waves pelt the cliff face with cocks".

"This caused massive public outcry", is what I meant in my GCSE history work, but it came out as "This caused massive pubic outcry".

My handwriting fails :(

[RandomLanguage]

There is a word that I will probably always spell incorrectly. Definitely. I always spell it "definately." I was an English major and am now an English teacher. Yet I think that this is one error that is here to stay in my internal dictionary.

[Norberta772]

the one i do most often is taht... even my laptop yells at me and changes it automatically...

off topic: when a bug flies close to your face and you think it's huge but then it's tiny, but by that time you've already screamed and people are staring... not like i care ;)

[Shelby Maitlen-Anderson]

I'm pretty much the worst typer (that's not a word; typist,typinger-person) in the world so almost everything I type has typos

[Untuxable]

I've been guilty on several accounts of leaving off the 'o' in hello, which makes for an interesting start to a conversation online.

[Brendan]

This actually come from a friend who works in a psych hospital, but it was funny, so I decided I'd share it.  She was going through a patient's chart for a discharge note and came across a treatment plan review wherein one of her co-workers wrote "patient has attended sex groups since admit."  We're 99% sure she meant "six groups."