[Celestial]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I can't agree. You make your z feel more important by calling it "zed," but we use ours more. We understand the beauty of the z. That's why it's worth so many points in Scrabble.

"Zed" came before "Zee" dear. We don't like Z, it's at the end of the alphabet for a reason.

[Skeleton Boy]

Originally posted by Celestial

They spell "cheque" as "check"!

I didn't know they did that until recently and I corrected someone on it

[eli's_rhythm]

Originally posted by Celestial

They spell "cheque" as "check"!

I have to admit I love cheque and banque. Those are sexy.

I'm surprised you didn't know that though. People say "check your receipts" around here all the time. When it's used as a verb, do you spell it "cheque" or "check?"

IMO "ageing" and "arguement" are stupid. "Judgement" makes more sense than "judgment" though, and it's frequently spelled the British way here.

[£100]

Originally posted by Celestial

They spell "cheque" as "check"!

I know

[Skeleton Boy]

ZedFour sounds cooler. It sounds almost robotic, which is cool!

[James T. Kirk]

Originally posted by £100

But French isn't a national language in the US. In le Canada anglaise we don't even translate the word "yogourt".

Does the Shat speak French?

[eli's_rhythm]

I can't believe I'm the only American defending our language when there are only like 5 British English speakers here and they're all ganging up on me.

[Bibliotheque]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I have to admit I love cheque and banque. Those are sexy.

I'm surprised you didn't know that though. People say "check your receipts" around here all the time. When it's used as a verb, do you spell it "cheque" or "check?"

IMO "ageing" and "arguement" are stupid. "Judgement" makes more sense than "judgment" though, and it's frequently spelled the British way here.

& I agree about ageing and arguement, but they are the only inferior differences

[Skeleton Boy]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I have to admit I love cheque and banque. Those are sexy.

I'm surprised you didn't know that though. People say "check your receipts" around here all the time. When it's used as a verb, do you spell it "cheque" or "check?"

IMO "ageing" and "arguement" are stupid. "Judgement" makes more sense than "judgment" though, and it's frequently spelled the British way here.

Only the noun is spelt 'cheque'.

[Bibliotheque]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I can't believe I'm the only American defending our language when there are only like 5 British English speakers here and they're all ganging up on me.

Maybe all the other Americans here understand that you speak a lesser and dumbed-down version of our language

[EarlyMorning]

The Qween Embraces His Fans !!!

[IrRIHplaceable]

iLays is officially the starstruck52 of the Rihanna threads.

[£100]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I have to admit I love cheque and banque. Those are sexy.

I'm surprised you didn't know that though. People say "check your receipts" around here all the time. When it's used as a verb, do you spell it "cheque" or "check?"

IMO "ageing" and "arguement" are stupid. "Judgement" makes more sense than "judgment" though, and it's frequently spelled the British way here.

And "check" the verb is different from writing a "cheque"

[James T. Kirk]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I can't believe I'm the only American defending our language when there are only like 5 British English speakers here and they're all ganging up on me.

I'm not.

[Swaggie]

Oh Wow!

[Celestial]

Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

I have to admit I love cheque and banque. Those are sexy.

I'm surprised you didn't know that though. People say "check your receipts" around here all the time. When it's used as a verb, do you spell it "cheque" or "check?"

IMO "ageing" and "arguement" are stupid. "Judgement" makes more sense than "judgment" though, and it's frequently spelled the British way here.

It's check when used as a verb.

I spell argument the American way in that case, I never spell it with the extra e.

[Skeleton Boy]

Originally posted by Celestial

I spell argument the American way in that case, I never spell it with the extra e.

Same. I think most people do.

[£100]

Originally posted by James T. Kirk

Does the Shat speak French?

He damn well should. If you're from Montréal and can't speak French then that's embarrassing.

[Swaggie]

Originally posted by IrRIHplaceable

iLays is officially the starstruck52 of the Rihanna threads.

I expect nothing less.

[Bibliotheque]

Yeah I didn't even know that there was an e in it until about a year ago