Spellchecker!Moony to the rescue!

And I cannot believe how many people have been making this mistake:

Lightning/Lightening:
1. Lightning: n - flashes of light seen in the sky when there is a discharge of atmospheric electricity in the clouds or between clouds and the earth, usually occuring during a thunderstorm. OR adj - very fast and often; very sudden.
2. Lightening: n - the process or time during late pregnancy when the foetal head begins to descend into the mother's pelvis resulting in a lessening of pressure on the diaphragm.

And if you don't believe me, then go and check in a dictionary: it's true, I promise you.

( Moonshadow-NAL's American-English Dictionary for the Culturally Challenged )

The list of terms will be updated as I remember more of what I was going to write here.

- Moony

Surprise, surprise - I am actually liking my cello today. I've got a lesson later this afternoon, though, which will take me away from my precious computer. *Mourns*.

In other news, I've come across some rather annoying spelling/grammar mistakes recently, which I must correct. Immediately.

( <rant> )

</rant>

Well, this is a spelling (and grammar) rant (now, now, children; don't complain - you all knew it would come eventually), even if it is a very HP based one:

( IMPORTANT MESSAGE!!! CLICK HERE!!! )

- Moony