I was posting a reply here on DP and wrote neglible, realizing it wasn't the correct spelling because it looked funny. As I always do in such situations, I enter the my funny variation into Google's search and retrieve the correct spelling (FYI: neglegible). So I went: http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=neglible I hope you can re-create what I got as the search variation suggestion: 1-0 for Google I guess!
funny thing is, I wasn't sure how to spell it when I was replying to you after I saw your spelling so I just assumed you were right and went with that
I think it's "negligible." What you found was hilarious. I didn't know Google was so funny. I also found out Google will correct by pronunciation too. I searched for "woold" to see what I'd get. I expected "would" (it suggests this if you use "woold" in a phrase), but it gave me "world" instead.
Completely off-topic I suppose, but was anyone else amused by the only adwords ad on that page for eBay? who picks out a misspelling of a word like that for an eBay ads? Anyone else irritated how ads for eBay come up for 99% of the things you search for? it bugs the hell outta me for some reason.
You get these problem in the uk with google as it can't spell in english.. try "search engine optimisation"
they're there because they work. they don't bug me more than other ads and I get the occasional laugh out of them "looking for women? buy women on ebay!" etc.