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KyleForMe said:do they really spell it "ausome" in england?
daviduk200 said:Actually americans are the ones who cant spell, (if u were being sarcastic it worked lol)
after all, americans originated in britain, and we made the lanuguge,
bilzar said:I'm Still waiting for the confirmation email... maybe they just forgot the email and it will be in the mail today, oh how I wish
KyleForMe said:Did you ever get an order conformation? If not I would call their 800 number to verify that they received your order. I did and they were more than happy to help. The number is 866-431-8367.
If you mean you never received a shipping email, then dont worry. I didn't either and already received mine.
daviduk200 said:Actually americans are the ones who cant spell, (if u were being sarcastic it worked lol)
after all, americans originated in britain, and we made the lanuguge,
so americans have slowly but surely changed it.
Colour-color
light-lite
also changing the meanings of words
Gas-Petrol/Fuel (i dont understand, since when did we put gas in our cars)
Chips-Fries (for us, Fries are called chips, and Chips are called Crisps)
Pop, soda (fizzy juice people)
and many many more lol
but ontopic, i got mine todayi got 3, i ordered 3, i have 2 remotes LOL
smyth said:1/2 correct. Americans originated from a lot of different places namely in Europe. But yes english obviously originated in England. However as far as spelling and meaning changing it was more of a natural evolution. And when fuel became a common word America was no longer part of England so it's quite understandable that we call it different things, and as much as i do agree with you that it should be called fuel not "gas", the term gas came from the product gasoline not the elemental state of being gasious. Same thing with soda/pop. Americans used to call it pop as well but then it evolved to soda, i'm not sure why really. Similar to how the word "fag" or "gay" evolvedSorry i'm just really bored at work and had absolutely nothing better to do than to hop on this thread and make a pretty worthless post.
Kyle