Americans also say "irregardless", as in,
"Irregardless of that fact, I'm still going to eat beef."

As near as I can tell, this is a mixed-up muddle of
"regardless" and "irrespective", both of which can
be used in that phrase.

Mike H.

We should be careful not to let this degenerate into
a thread listing pet peeves of English speakers.
Although that could be informational for all involved...
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