Comment by lenerdenator
2 days ago
1. All of this could have been avoided but for the want of some MPs for some colonies. But no.
2. "License: Not Specified" instead of "Licence: Not Specified"
2 days ago
1. All of this could have been avoided but for the want of some MPs for some colonies. But no.
2. "License: Not Specified" instead of "Licence: Not Specified"
Speaking as a non-native English speaker, I'm not sure how I feel about American imperialism replacing British imperialism in general, but as far as English spelling and phonology goes, god bless America.
Speaking as a non-native English speaker, I'm not sure how I feel about American imperialism replacing British imperialism in general, but as far as English spelling and phonology goes, umm… God save the king? Oh dear no… What am I saying!?
Both British and American English spellings are objectively incorrect. The only reason anyone believes them to be correct is that teachers in both countries have joined a cabal to play a mass prank on their pupils. Any second now, they will reveal that it was all just a big joke.