They are both correct.
I prefer color on account of my incredible laziness.
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They are both correct.
I prefer color on account of my incredible laziness.
Same goes for most places and people :(Quote:
Originally Posted by The Space Pope
Yes but Australia was built on criminals. Arguably so was America so toucheQuote:
Originally Posted by TimekeeperSame goes for most places and people :(Quote:
Originally Posted by The Space Pope
That's because you have the US-English dictionary installed. The UK-English dictionary spells it colour. :) As do I.Quote:
Originally Posted by qwertysaur
Colour is the only acceptable spelling.
manoeuvre vs maneuver too.
I hate British English so much. :mad2:
British English should be considered a redundant title...
I live on both sides of the ocean, so I use both colour and color....Some times the two different spellings are on the same paragraph....Pisses the hell out of Microsoft Word!
Honestly, need we even discuss this? Colour is the only correct answer and anyone who fails to recognise this fact is clearly very silly indeed.
I speak proper English as spoken by the English because the English are the ones who invented English and so the Americans aren't really speaking English*
*As explained by a documentary about the journey of the English language. It was pretty boring
I like the "u included" version myself :D Perhaps because I'm aspiring to re-acclaim the English citizenship that my greatx5 grandpa so eagerly gave up? One will never know :D
Also, England is beautiful. You will love it :heart:
@Jiro: My boyfriend is forever reminding me that we don't speak English. It makes me sad but it's true :( We speak American! :cry:
:eek:!
I found that documentary really interesting and want to get a copy of it.
I just flew across the Atlantic.
It should always be color. U is stupid :p
No U is stupid:colbert:Quote:
Originally Posted by theundeadhero
What's with all of the Jewish New Yorkers planning to study in England lately? :bigsmile: