Is this an American spelling? In the UK it's spelled "INDEPENDENT"

/me reaches for dictionary

SpaceCowboy AKA Turkey

Independant gets yelled at by my spell checker, while independent does not.

Well, dependant is one who depends on another for survival: ie, a child is a dependant of their parents. So perhaps independant is a child who does not depend on their parents for survival?

I think this is an undepended matter ;)

And the winner is.......

INDEPENDENT
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=INDEPENDENT

The loser is.........

INDEPENDANT
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=INDEPENDANT

Hah! I can't believe I missed that as I was looking through the code.

find the error:

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This is why you missed it, Andy.

Does this mean I get an "S" Medal for spelling?

:D

Turkey

RelayeR, dude, you just got onto my quote list. I'm sharing that with some of my coworkers next time I need to explain why something got overlooked.

Heh, yes, I misspelled the word.
RelayeR, the error you had was very very easy to see. If the commas were placed seemingly randomly, it would be harder to spot the error (seemingly random but not really random).

The spelling error has been fixed.

The old spelling made sense, too. I mean, how many of us really depend on ants? Do we even have ants in this part of the galaxy?

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I thought ants were a primary foodsource for hungry Iguanas?

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Indépendant is french
we says many American words in France like super, hot, water etc... and for countdown: count has rebush (compte a rebours or compte a rebush)
A our time it is not more one error