I often type `gi tcommand` instead of `git command`. This little script corrects that typo. To use: add it as 'gi' somewhere to your $PATH and it executable.

gi.sh

#!/bin/bash

# if the first argument starts with a t, we actually meant to execute git
first=$1
if [ "t" == "${first:0:1}" ]
then
    # remove the first argument
    shift
    # the pass everything to git, while removing the initial 't' from the first argument
    git ${first:1:${#first}-1} $*
else
    echo "I don't know what you are talking about bro."
fi