variegated thread on a cone?

I went to a British school and I hate it when I get corrected for
homologous, colour, neighbourhood, etc....

Wendy Playle wrote:
Certainly!

On a partly connected thread (groan) there are considerable differences in
the spelling, use and syntax between us UK English and our US and AU
friends, which can complicate issues enormously. I would not be likely to
mention differences in spelling on such an international group for fear of
simply being ignorant of the spelling being correct for a different country.


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I didn't go to a British school. I just hang out with a lot of downunderers and
Canadians. It's a weird habit of mine now.
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"Dr. Quilter" wrote in message
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I went to a British school and I hate it when I get corrected for
homologous, colour, neighbourhood, etc....

Wendy Playle wrote:
Certainly!

On a partly connected thread (groan) there are considerable differences in
the spelling, use and syntax between us UK English and our US and AU
friends, which can complicate issues enormously. I would not be likely to
mention differences in spelling on such an international group for fear of
simply being ignorant of the spelling being correct for a different country.


--
Dr. Quilter
Ambassador of Extraordinary Aliens
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out before replying)

we spell them that way in Canada, too, as well as centre

Cathy in Vancouver

Dr. Quilter wrote:
I went to a British school and I hate it when I get corrected for
homologous, colour, neighbourhood, etc....