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Quote from: lordmoonpie on April 17, 2008, 12:23:04 PMQuote from: kaysystems on April 15, 2008, 06:43:57 PM[I'm not really taking it too seriously. After all, I wasn't born in Canada, but for some strange reason chose to move here. That takes a lot of humour (spelled the Canadian way).Errr, I think you'll find that's an English spelling Dear Boy - Queen's English you know, from England...nothing Canadian about that! You know the score - you "North Americans" pronounce tomato "to-may-toe" and we pronounce it correctly I'm from England, but most Canadian words are officially spelled the English way, although most places understand both. You need a Canadian Collins Dictionary.There is a whole cross reference word problem & pronunciation issue. Nothing wrong with having a fag in England, but it is difficult to sit on your fanny.DavidI am from NY we say Tom ay ta.
Quote from: kaysystems on April 15, 2008, 06:43:57 PM[I'm not really taking it too seriously. After all, I wasn't born in Canada, but for some strange reason chose to move here. That takes a lot of humour (spelled the Canadian way).Errr, I think you'll find that's an English spelling Dear Boy - Queen's English you know, from England...nothing Canadian about that! You know the score - you "North Americans" pronounce tomato "to-may-toe" and we pronounce it correctly
[I'm not really taking it too seriously. After all, I wasn't born in Canada, but for some strange reason chose to move here. That takes a lot of humour (spelled the Canadian way).
Quote from: BobbyR on April 17, 2008, 04:25:42 PMQuote from: lordmoonpie on April 17, 2008, 12:23:04 PMQuote from: kaysystems on April 15, 2008, 06:43:57 PM[I'm not really taking it too seriously. After all, I wasn't born in Canada, but for some strange reason chose to move here. That takes a lot of humour (spelled the Canadian way).Errr, I think you'll find that's an English spelling Dear Boy - Queen's English you know, from England...nothing Canadian about that! You know the score - you "North Americans" pronounce tomato "to-may-toe" and we pronounce it correctly I'm from England, but most Canadian words are officially spelled the English way, although most places understand both. You need a Canadian Collins Dictionary.There is a whole cross reference word problem & pronunciation issue. Nothing wrong with having a fag in England, but it is difficult to sit on your fanny.DavidI am from NY we say Tom ay ta.
F you mark...... F you.
I'm from England, but most Canadian words are officially spelled the English way, although most places understand both. You need a Canadian Collins Dictionary.There is a whole cross reference word problem & pronunciation issue. Nothing wrong with having a fag in England, but it is difficult to sit on your fanny.DavidI am from NY we say Tom ay ta.