[DuncanWaring]

“Gift” used as a verb.

“Marshall law”.

[Spirochete]

Exactly as depicted in the movie Idiocracy.

[Klemper]

I ain’t no ways tarhed.

[the OlLine Rebel]

It has gotten MUCH worse since word processors and “spell check” (LOL).

In the ‘80s, I didn’t see errors in “the media” - papers, mags, anything.

After the boom of PCs and spell check, it seems editors were laid off and no one really checked anything. Since the ‘90s I’ve regularly cringed at the “writing” in those same publications.

Never mind the hastiness exhibited in on-line articles.

[NRx]

English has been in decline since the Normans took over.

[neverevergiveup]

English deteriorating? What up with that?

[Exit148]

The word ‘me’ used in place of ‘I’! Aaarrgghhhh!

[P.O.E.]

The more difficult or complex the language, so develops the brain.

[heterosupremacist]

In the history of modern English there is no period in which such victory over thought-in-speech has been so widespread. Amen!

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

Say WHUT? ;-)

Your crazy!

[left that other site]

I really loath the misuse of the adverb “Anymore”, when what is meant is “These days” or “Up until now”.

Am I the only one who has noticed this trend?

[ptsal]

bkmk English

[Aliska]

I would have missed the last one. And surely some others if you had posted them.

[rb22982]

Biggest one I see is people spelling lose (lose the game) as loose (ie loose pants)

[Ciaphas Cain]

"Word Crimes" by "Weird Al" Yankovic (parody of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines")

[Larry Lucido]

Well, let’s analyze, um, I mean, “unpack” that.

[Will88]

We’re going to visit the Stewart’s

It really is surprising how often an unneeded apostrophe is used for a simple plural word. It's seen on FR pretty often. I think some of it is just reflexive to stick an apostrophe before an "s" since we have to show the possessive so often, but some of it is probably not reflexive.

[untenured]

Has English ever not been “deteriorating”? Or, perhaps more accurately, “evolving”?

[CivilWarBrewing]

The 'ST' becomes 'SHT' problem:

Shtart

Shtrike

Shtruggle

Shtrange

This lazy ghetto Ebonics has crossed all racial and ethnic lines and really p*sses me off!!!!

I even heard a young male Caucasian journalist say "SHTUDY" today, ARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

[central_va]

Word spell checker took care of this two decades ago.