>thanks but, good grief, spelling is the least important part of writing or righting or riteing lol
Is it really the least important part? Consider the following two sentences, both will pass your spell checker and both are grammatically correct and yet differ by a single letter:
The other day I was roping cattle with my friends; it’s a fun and lively exercise.
And,
The other day I was raping cattle with my friends; it’s a fun and lively exercise.
As you can see, that single letter changes the whole meaning of these sentences.
Let's eat, Charley.
Let's eat Charley. (Charley Tuna commercials were popular at the time.)