A little more googling suggests that it's not a unique error; pride of place goes to the top hit which has managed, at least as far as Google can see, to transfer the mis-replaced word into an actual page name :-)
Further searching reveals that it's not unique to that particular word, either; I found hits for exhtmlerated and Rhtmlutin, and a friend of mine turned up tehtmloon and rhtmlberry.
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andrewducker) wrote2010-09-03 12:01 pm
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Further searching reveals that it's not unique to that particular word, either; I found hits for exhtmlerated and Rhtmlutin, and a friend of mine turned up tehtmloon and rhtmlberry.