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  • Spelt is a word. Our generation is too fucking lazy to look up a word in the dictionary before correcting someone though.

    Submitted by kiteskiteskites on Sep 5, 10 at 2:21pm
    • Wow yeah Spelt is a word but the point is it makes no sense in this context and makes the person using it look completely unintelligent.

      Submitted by Madeline55 on Sep 5, 10 at 3:58pm
      • How is it out of context?

        Submitted by kiteskiteskites on Sep 5, 10 at 4:10pm
        • Well it's an ancient wheat... how does it make any sense in that sentence? It also means to split wood, but yeah the correct word is "spelled". The only way it would make sense is if that person was from Britain... Just saying.

          Submitted by Madeline55 on Sep 5, 10 at 6:08pm
          • Lol, "Spelt" or "Spelled" can be used for the past tense of spell. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/spelt And what does being in Britain have to do with anything? English is English.

            Submitted by bmilk on Sep 5, 10 at 7:14pm
            • "Spelt" is a legitimate alternative to "spelled." But, it does sound a bit uneducated, so it's odd to hear it in the context of attacking someone else's grammar/spelling/etc. So...I agree with all of you.

              Submitted by Jughead on Sep 5, 10 at 11:33pm
            • Clearly you must be some sort of an idiot. There is British English and there is American English (as well as different English dialects and different countries that speak English as a second language) so no, English is not English.

              Submitted by royaltea on Sep 12, 10 at 5:23pm
          • The word is "spelled" in the USA, and "spelt" in Canada, Europe, Australia, Commonwealth, Africa, and Asia...

            Submitted by Mazanco on Sep 6, 10 at 9:06pm
  • Spelt is a word, more common in England than here in America. Doesn't make it wrong. I think it sounds better than "spelled"

    Submitted by waterdrops on Sep 5, 10 at 5:33pm
  • Sure spelt is a word. It's just old b

    Submitted by mjo on Sep 5, 10 at 1:21pm
  • No he didnt dumb ass

    Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 7, 10 at 10:36pm
  • Spelled...idiots.

    Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 6, 10 at 2:22pm
  • it's like "dreamt" and "dreamed"... the latter ia more common in the states... big deal.

    Submitted by daynalareyna on Sep 6, 10 at 3:39pm
  • I believe the word you're looking for is "spelled."

    Submitted by gracey3000 on Sep 5, 10 at 1:21pm
  • Spelt isn't a word, oh master of spelling.

    Submitted by gracey3000 on Sep 5, 10 at 1:19pm
  • Always check your blind spots folks, for she is Sue E. Sidle. Sue may be her name, but sidling is her game.

    Submitted by amonymous on Sep 5, 10 at 4:53pm
  • Wow... Kinda hypocritical considering u spelled "spelt" wrong

    Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 7, 10 at 5:46pm
  • Your spelling is just an embarrassment, go kill yourself.

    Submitted by Carliquin on Sep 5, 10 at 2:19pm
  • I'm going to he'll for laughing this hard at this text... It's just fucking hilarious!!!! Also, may get fired, laughing this loudly is frowned upon in front of the customers...

    Submitted by A__C on Sep 5, 10 at 1:22pm
  • Nonetheless ... I love getting texts of suicide. It makes me feel better about my life

    Submitted by canadaxoxo on Dec 20, 10 at 4:49am
  • Wow people need to chill on how some words are used in context and spelling things. I'm not the best speller at times and the way this world uses grammar is just poor and people just go with the flow of it.

    Submitted by Reikage_Sanshi on Sep 5, 10 at 11:08pm
  • Nans

    Submitted by Maze95 on Sep 5, 10 at 1:16pm
  • That's just wrong. But I laughed my ass off. The fuckin' grammar Nazi is on the other side of the 'suicide textline'. Wow way to hear that cry for help OP

    Submitted by ly0ntamer on Sep 5, 10 at 6:25pm
  • It can be either spelt or spelled- like burnt and burned. Spelt and burnt are more common in England, though.

    Submitted by Tash on Sep 8, 10 at 2:39am
  • Oh, the things a dedicated English major struggles with.

    Submitted by taylorfromspace on Sep 6, 10 at 2:35pm
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