I blame Ana! :shock:
I usually spell it doughnut but seeing her write donut confused me scry

Harold-L Wrote:I blame Ana! :shock:
I usually spell it doughnut but seeing her write donut confused me scry

You stay out of this. :laugh:

Yes ma'am! sconfused

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Naughty Ana.

Ana, you're a bad influence with spelling!

:lol: But I warn people that my spelling is like a young childs.

So, I can't be blamed. As simple as that.

Random thought.... Why are some American & Canadian English worlds spelled differently to British English words??

To confuse anybody trying to learn the darn language stongue

Awwwwwwww confused are you King Harold?? :wink: stongue

Because America just have to be different :roll:

I have lost count the number of times an American has sent me an email saying I spelled something wrong (the most common culprit is 'colour'). I also get quite a few emails saying I spelled 'insane' wrong somewhere 'inane' is a word, people!

@ Harold
Just spell things the British way. We preceeded Americans and their silly spelling, so we are right.

But some of your british words are just strange :shock:
I was soo confused the first time I heard an english person use the word "Pissed".
I thought the person was mad at me when he said he was pissed :shock:

Harold-L Wrote:I was soo confused the first time I heard an english person use the word "Pissed".

That was me Friday night when you was talking to me :roll: :lol:

:shock: The last time I said I was 'pissed', I was grounded for the night.

Random thought... how do I tell which gene trait is recessive and which is not? Is there a list somewhere? Is it sort of like the periodic table? Speaking of, I should find one and print it off.

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No not exactly stongue