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@Anonymous Jack III, Yes
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@Anonymous Jack III, griey*
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@Anonymous Jack III, grauy
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@Anonymous Jack III, grAy in America, grEy in England
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@Anonymous Jack III, g’rae
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England: cancelled America: canceled England: why only 1 L America: we gave you the other one
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I usually use the u when I spell those words because that’s the correct way to spell them
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@benderama, there’s the British English and American English. Both technically correct, so you can use either.
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@benderama, (makes finger guns and shoots “humor” and “color” at you) That’s where you’re wrong kiddo
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@benderama, and don't because I don't have to worry about being arrested for making a Nazi joke.
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@Smoothy Booty, what happens if u use both types of English in the same sentences. Would that still be correct or would u just break English?
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@benderama, Are you acuzing me of spelling them wrong?
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@roseleaf, Then you would just be someone living on the US-Canada boarder
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@roseleaf, which one are YOU using?
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Shots fired like Lexington and Concord
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I heard once thats why we don't use the metric system or drive on the same side of the road. They were that upset with the British during the revolutionary war
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@Dephenistrator, metric wasn't around then, the US just never adopted it.
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@ReeseBobby, USA: *cartman voice* “I do what I want”
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@ReeseBobby, i honestly never confirmed these things so i won't argue
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@Dephenistrator, around 1799 if you're curious, and Britain adopted it in 1965, so I assume any 1776 guys had long since left government.
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@ReeseBobby, unless they are vampire illuminati
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@Dephenistrator, nah, Abe would have killed them all by then.
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@ReeseBobby, i stand corrected then.
So.... Grey or Gray?