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no! not u in color.
kongit runs off crying because he doesn't want to change his spelling habits

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Go Jafo!
Go Jafo!
Go Jafo! ...

Don't forget labour .. and PLEASE get the @#$&^% 'ZEE' out of WinCustomise while you're at it.

WOM.....'relearn again' ...the 'again' is redundant...unless this is going to be the second time you relearn, or the third time you learn....

Hey, there ain't no 'u' in color!

I think only the Brits spell color as "colour".

well the french sure don't spell it as color. I think this is only an argument between two types of English: the British kind and the American kind. Lest we forget the southern spelling "culr"

The Encyclopædia Britannica (That's Encyclopedia to us savages ) lists "colour" as a "Chiefly British variant of color."

I just want to know why they call a windshield a windscreen? I thought screens had holes in them?

'Colour' is not confined to England....you can include all the Commonwealth as well....and I wouldn't be surprised if that meant more people spell it that way than the Parochial American way...

You really call a cars hood a Bonnet?

Yeah and the Brits call a lake "the drink"
butt is "bum"
and Dentist is .... ummm .... I don't think they have a word for that.

and Dentist is .... ummm .... I don't think they have a word for that.

That'd be quaint if it was accompanied by a " "

Without it, however it's a racial slur by implication, and not at all 'clever'.