Pete Egeler
November 25, 2008, 06:04 PM
Like I said, Pete, it's Brit, not American English. I threw a few brit terms in my newsletter when I returned from jolly ol' England etc and I got all kinds of flak for it so...if it comes from me, with my name as author (which I ordinarily wouldn't do as author but as provided by) it better be AmEnglish :D .
Sandi,
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Brit English IS English.
OURS (American) is a "knock off" built upon years of adding new words to the dictionary.
And.. "I threw a few brit terms in my newsletter when I returned from jolly ol' England etc and I got all kinds of flak for it..."
I can understand that. You're NOT British.
Pete
Sandi,
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Brit English IS English.
OURS (American) is a "knock off" built upon years of adding new words to the dictionary.
And.. "I threw a few brit terms in my newsletter when I returned from jolly ol' England etc and I got all kinds of flak for it..."
I can understand that. You're NOT British.
Pete
