How to make U.S and UK to fight each others.

Gg

Hahhaha, nice one.

I received many more years of American education than I did the British one, so I'm familiar with "center."

Programming support U. S.

Defence or defense?

Geschreven door Columna Durruti, 26.04.2015 at 07:38

Defence or defense?

That thing at the end of sentences. Period or full stop?
What you do before a test. Review or revision?
The object for erasing pencil marks. Rubber or eraser?

Seriously. I had to go through the miserable experience of transferring from an American school to a British one halfway through my middle school education. NEVER AGAIN.

Reichtangle gefällt dies

Geschreven door Tirpitz406, 26.04.2015 at 09:40

Reichtangle gefällt dies

You know, I'm studying the World Wars, and I just realized... does your username have anything to do with a certain admiral of the Second Reich?

Can't or Can't?

the brits say cunt

Geschreven door International, 26.04.2015 at 09:43

Geschreven door Tirpitz406, 26.04.2015 at 09:40

Reichtangle gefällt dies

You know, I'm studying the World Wars, and I just realized... does your username have anything to do with a certain admiral of the Second Reich?

yea, Admiral Tirpitz, but also the Tirpitz was a battleship

Truck or lorry?? Lift or elevator?? Film or movie?? Airplane or aeroplane??

Bastardised or Bastardized

Fuck you all

Realised or realized, and as an American I still think realise is right. Fuck I don't even know if British people even use "realised"

Geschreven door ManlyMan, 26.04.2015 at 21:23

Realised or realized, and as an American I still think realise is right. Fuck I don't even know if British people even use "realised"

We do and that is correct, you are a good American. Save our Language from American narbs. Cheers

Geschreven door Columna Durruti, 26.04.2015 at 07:38

Defence or defense?

Color or Colour?

...this thread just made me realized what a strange version of English I use in my everyday life.

And at this point, it's a little too late for me to learn the standard dialect.

Geschreven door International, 27.04.2015 at 01:50

And at this point, it's a little too late for me to learn the standard dialect.

I don't think it's that "different" to say it's late in order to "learn" it. It's just changing a few letters and words.

Zed or Zee... As a letter of the same english alphabet, we should be able to agree on that one at least.

Geschreven door brianwl, 28.04.2015 at 13:15

Zed or Zee... As a letter of the same english alphabet, we should be able to agree on that one at least.

Zee

Geschreven door Google, 28.04.2015 at 13:19

Geschreven door brianwl, 28.04.2015 at 13:15

Zed or Zee... As a letter of the same english alphabet, we should be able to agree on that one at least.

Zee

Zee when said in 'ZZ Top'

Zed in all other cases. ♥

Why would you write centre when you need the "e" at the end. Furthermore, Google says it's spelled center and we all know google is always right.

USA #1

I prefer the British way of spelling things. It coincides with the image that I have carefully and deliberately cultivated on AtWar.

Unfortunately, I received a mostly American education. Ah well.

Also, in the 'or' vs 'our' they omitted .. neighbourhood vs neighborhood. - ♥