http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jrravoenK9dWHAJ3Hob4YUHA03VwD9F87CH00
His lawyer says he stole the plane because he was homeless and cold.
Bull corn!!!
Well, now for 9 months he is guaranteed food and shelter.
Will, you need to go to jail for spelling steeling wrong (now, figure out how to properly spell it).
I did… Crap.
Sorry to butt in here, but he actually spelt “steeling” correctly. It was “stealing” which he misspelt.
Now steeling an airplane I’d like to see . . .
Ok, please define “spelt”, and “mispelt” .
Standard non-American English for “spelled” and “misspelled”! 
ok,cool it was intinshunal
although the more I think of the “word” “spelt” it reminds me of rock salt for some reason…“Icy driveway? Throw some Spelt on it.”
But if you’re a farmer, Spelt is a grain primarily used as a livestock feed…
I would like to see steeling in a sentence (though my spell checker says it’s a word, I don’t believe it).
How about, “A homeless man is steeling himself for nine months in jail after stealing and wrecking a single-engine airplane at a Maryland airport”?
steeled, steel-ing, steels
- To cover, plate, edge, or point with steel.
- To make hard, strong, or obdurate; strengthen: He steeled himself for disappointment.
That second definition could go all sorts of different ways of wrong…