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Didn't search for his one. w00t

Color or Colour?

I-T

Color.

But sometimes I spell it:

Kelur.

Originally posted by Scottie
I-T

How did I ****ing know one of you smart-asses would do this..

Got to love it when a joke is reused for the 1,000,000,000 time.

You fail.

w00t

Lmao...ANYWAYS!

I spell it C-O-L-O-U-R

Colour

The first one says COL-OR or thats coller really, where as the second says COL-OUR which is pronounced colour.

color

but this is also coming from the girl who almost failed 2nd grade spelling...

I spell it Color

I spell it the correct way.

Americans Spell It Color

British use a u for Colour

like i think they spell favorite favourite.

Originally posted by H. S. 6
I spell it the correct way.

Bastard... (Assuming you're the person who just voted...)

Who's the smartass that posted that they don't spell it either way?

Originally posted by masterkit
Americans Spell It Color

British use a u for Colour

like i think they spell favorite favourite.

Indeed we do..

Originally posted by masterkit
Americans Spell It Color

British use a u for Colour

like i think they spell favorite favourite.

You are quite correct in assuming the spelling of favourite hehe

lol

Originally posted by DragonWoman
Who's the smartass that posted that they don't spell it either way? Me. I usually spell it Kelur.

Well you needa go back to school or learn howda spell...

Originally posted by DragonWoman
Well you needa go back to school or learn howda spell...

It might be a foreign spelling...

Originally posted by DragonWoman
Well you needa go back to school or learn howda spell... It's the spelling that The country of Kinglyland spells. Every word must begin with "k."

Damn... double post.

Originally posted by Scottie
just kiddin

Colour woot

I spell it kewlour....

C-O-L-O-U-R! swe_bum_w00t

Originally posted by masterkit
Americans Spell It Color

British use a u for Colour

like i think they spell favorite favourite. It's true, I posted a list of words like that somewhere in 1,000,000th post game, don't know which page though. leftright

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
It's the spelling that The country of Kinglyland spells. Every word must begin with "k."




...

Originally posted by lord xyz
It's true, I posted a list of words like that somewhere in 1,000,000th post game, don't know which page though. leftright

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
It's the spelling that The country of Kinglyland spells. Every word must begin with "k."




Kool! w00t

Colour.

Originally posted by Sanctuary
Colour.

swe_bum

Originally posted by Kongu_Dude
swe_bum

Originally posted by Sanctuary


I agree with you!

You rocks!

Originally posted by Leo.M
I spell it Color

Originally posted by Kongu_Dude
I agree with you!

You rocks!
Totally.

Originally posted by Sanctuary
Totally.

Originally posted by Leo.M
I spell it Color

Colour.

Its color. Crazy brits.

Originally posted by SelphieT
Its color. Crazy brits.
English,
England

Go figure.

well I just asked my little cousin how he spelled it, and it was exactly, "knvriouzsvfernft" so......I guess he spells it a different way than all of us.

I'm weird and switch back and forth between the two spellings

Originally posted by Lyna303
hmm...we've evolved...?...*shrug...



Look at American history then say that.

Originally posted by Lyna303
i suck at history....i don't know anything about euro's history.....

Lets just say while the English were taking over the world the American's were burning "witches"...

Originally posted by Lana
I'm weird and switch back and forth between the two spellings
You're weird.

Originally posted by SelphieT
so?

It's a pretty commonly known fact that most American spellings, when they differ, are just simplified spelling variations...or something like that.

Originally posted by Barker
You're weird.

No kidding

Well, both spellings are correct, and if I start spelling it one way, I'm not going to go back and change it to the other way, so yeah.

Originally posted by Lana
It's a pretty commonly known fact that most American spellings, when they differ, are just simplified spelling variations...or something like that.



No kidding

Well, both spellings are correct, and if I start spelling it one way, I'm not going to go back and change it to the other way, so yeah.

if you spell it both ways, then where are ya from?

Originally posted by SelphieT
if you spell it both ways, then where are ya from?

The US.

The whole "spelling it both ways" thing I've only really started doing a couple years ago, I blame it on posting on this site

Originally posted by Lana
The US.

The whole "spelling it both ways" thing I've only really started doing a couple years ago, I blame it on posting on this site


We'll have you whipped in to shape eventually. disgust

Originally posted by SelphieT
Its color. Crazy brits. You come from a country where 90% of the population have guns, and you call us crazy?

Colour of course, I'm British.

Colour: Used by Every speaking country apart from USA
Color: Used by USA

No surprise there.

I remember reading somewhere that Americans want our {Britain's} language to be changed...they want it to be called British English, so they don't get confused.

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
I remember reading somewhere that Americans want our {Britain's} language to be changed...they want it to be called British English, so they don't get confused. hysterical2 Those yanks are ****ed.

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
I remember reading somewhere that Americans want our {Britain's} language to be changed...they want it to be called British English, so they don't get confused.

Where the heck did you read this? I've never heard any such thing

Originally posted by Lana
Where the heck did you read this? I've never heard any such thing Can't remember, newspaprer I think.... it made me want to laugh but it was a laugh of despair...

Obviously I don't mean all Americans..

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
Can't remember, newspaprer I think.... it made me want to laugh but it was a laugh of despair...

Obviously I don't mean all Americans..

I just find that odd as I've never heard anything like that before.

And people tend to differentiate between British and American English already as it is, because of the spelling differences, word meanings, etc.

Originally posted by Lana
I just find that odd as I've never heard anything like that before.

And people tend to differentiate between British and American English already as it is, because of the spelling differences, word meanings, etc. *shrugs* Oh well. Just repeating what I read as it was relevant to the topic.

I know that.

It's like some television controllers have one side that is simplified to make it easier for people to use...

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
It's like some television controllers have one side that is simplified to make it easier for people to use...
I remember having a remote like that... Didn't use the simple side much though... I think my brain is developed enough to use a side with twice the amount of buttons. w00t

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
*shrugs* Oh well. Just repeating what I read as it was relevant to the topic.

I know that.

It's like some television controllers have one side that is simplified to make it easier for people to use...

I've never seen a remote like that before

color sounds like it should be pronounced cola but with or instead of a.

Originally posted by lord xyz
color sounds like it should be pronounced cola but with or instead of a. It's like aluminium...it gets pronounced a-luminum....I thought they were saying 'a luminum can' so at first I though luminum was a shorted version of Aluminium...

ITs spelled color

fail.

I Spell it the Canadian Way.

Originally posted by Vinny Valentine
I Spell it the Canadian Way.

Color. w00t

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
It's like aluminium...it gets pronounced a-luminum....I thought they were saying 'a luminum can' so at first I though luminum was a shorted version of Aluminium...

The American pronunciation of Aluminium makes me laugh.

The British pronunciation of numerous words makes me laugh.

Great, as soon as the Yanks start waking up, color shifts into the lead. disgust

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
It's like aluminium...it gets pronounced a-luminum....I thought they were saying 'a luminum can' so at first I though luminum was a shorted version of Aluminium... a-lu-min-yum.

Originally posted by H. S. 6
The British pronunciation of numerous words makes me laugh.

But at the same time our pronunciations are correct.

Colour - because I am British.

but obviously I have to put it without the u in most forum Colour Tags.

Originally posted by H. S. 6
The British pronunciation of numerous words makes me laugh.

I bet you pronounce, pronunciation Pro-noun-ciation, when it is really Pro-NUN-ciation...look at the spelling..

Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
I bet you pronounce, pronunciation Pro-noun-ciation, when it is really Pro-NUN-ciation...look at the spelling.. I hate people who do that.

British: My Aunt can't stand ants.

American: My Ant can't stand ants.

Originally posted by H. S. 6
But at the same time, so are ours.

Originally posted by H. S. 6
But at the same time, so are ours.



Actually, no... I pronounce it pro-NUN-ciation. Don't presume to tell me how I speak. Yeah right.

You're pronunciations of arse and house sound almost identical.

Originally posted by DragonWoman
Well you needa go back to school or learn howda spell...
needa howda

Originally posted by H. S. 6
But at the same time, so are ours.



Then why do you say 'erb instead of herb?

^

Color

Bastardising our language. disgust

Bastard?? someone calling for me??

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
Bastard?? someone calling for me?? That would be me.

Whoever spells it "colour" is gay.

Originally posted by H. S. 6


Let's face it, the sooner you submit to our pronunciations, the better.

What's so great about saying whAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAt every time someone talks in a different accent?

Originally posted by DanZeke25
Whoever spells it "colour" is gay. Typical American arrogance.

Originally posted by DanZeke25
Whoever spells it "colour" is gay. Of course, how silly of us all not to realise. hmm

Originally posted by lord xyz
Typical American arrogance.

You can't beat me.

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
That would be me.

oh my little english rose...what i got in store for you...you wouldn't believe

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
oh my little english rose...what i got in store for you...you wouldn't believe Sounds fascinating...care to elaborate? eyes

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
Sounds fascinating...care to elaborate? eyes

sure...wanna open it right now?

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
sure...wanna open it right now? Depends what 'it' is....leftright

Originally posted by Lady Fianna
Depends what 'it' is....leftright

you gotta make up yer mind fast...it wont be good forever you know?

Wikipedia says both

Originally posted by DanZeke25
Whoever spells it "colour" is gay.

That's pretty stupid

Originally posted by DanZeke25
Whoever spells it "colour" is gay.

Well than you might have to fight our over seas neighbor for that bold and ignorant statement...

Originally posted by The Pict
That's pretty stupid

It's obviously a joke.

I need to buy you all sarcasm detectors for Christmas.

Originally posted by AOR
Well than you might have to fight our over seas neighbor for that bold and ignorant statement... What he doesn't realise is that UK English came first.

please don't ask me, how often i found you...standing wet and naked in the garden...

Originally posted by DanZeke25
It's obviously a joke.

I need to buy you all sarcasm detectors for Christmas. You sould save that money to buy some brain cells.

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
you gotta make up yer mind fast...it wont be good forever you know? Am I too late? I'd love to open it now

Originally posted by lord xyz
You sould save that money to buy some brain cells.

Hmmmm..... "sould"?

Originally posted by masterkit
Americans Spell It Color

British use a u for Colour

like i think they spell favorite favourite.

No, it's not just the British, it's the rest of the English speaking world See, we in Australia speak, write and read English and not Americanish.

Originally posted by DanZeke25
Hmmmm..... "sould"? You also need to see Kharmadog's sig.

Originally posted by Imaginary
No, it's not just the British, it's the rest of the English speaking world :roll: See, we in Australia speak, write and read English and not Americanish. Canadians use Americano-english. (A combination of the two.)

Originally posted by lord xyz
You also need to see Kharmadog's sig.

I don't care about typos.

But, there is nothing better than somebody calling somebody stupid and then owning theirself with a typo.

Originally posted by DanZeke25
I don't care about typos.

But, there is nothing better than somebody calling somebody stupid and then owning theirself with a typo.

themselves or themself

either way you still owned yourself

Originally posted by AOR
themselves or themself

either way you still owned yourself

I never called anybody stupid, so no, I didn't own myself.

But since we are on the topic of typos, the 't' in themselves and the 'e' in either should be capitalized. You forgot two periods also.

Colour^-^