When it’s not too far

The writer of this teaser on Yahoo! Shine didn’t go too far with this:

In fact, the writer didn’t go far enough with the word to — it needs another O. But you knew that.

It’s not too late

It’s not too late to correct this homophonic error on Yahoo! Shine:

What to watch this weekend

Yahoo! TV has some recommendations on what to watch this weekend. My recommendation? Watch your spelling!

Pay attention to how you spell Virginia Madsen:

and organization:

and choose the correct homophone:

Granting how many wishes?

Is it granting two wishes? Or granting top wishes? Or just granting wishes? I don’t know what the heck this means:

Thanks for clearing that up, Yahoo! Movies.

Just a little too short

I don’t mean to be too mean, but the writer of this excerpt on Yahoo! Shine came up a little too short when writing too:

Too bad, too sad

It’s too bad the writer of this post from Yahoo! TV used the wrong word:

It makes me too sad.

It’s not too much, it’s to little

Is it too much to ask that the Yahoo! TV writer choose the right homophone? Apparently it is:

Too much of this

When I saw this this error on Yahoo! Shine I winced:

Do you ever feel that some writers have grown too blasé about their writing?

Way to anger an editor

One way to anger not only your readers but also your editor is to make a homophonous error like this one on Yahoo! Shine:

That was just way too easy to spot.

I’ll have two of those 50-pounders

Hmmm. Cheese.  Can you ever have too much cheese? How about two 50-pound cheeses?

Yahoo! TV  makes too much of a good thing with this cheesy homophonous mistake.