With an e or an a? I spell it with an e. Apparently I've been spelling it the British way my whole life without knowing it. And no one ever corrected me.
Poll
How do you spell grey?
| "Grey" with an e | 66% | 66% - 24 | ||||
| "Gray" with an a | 33% | 33% - 12 | ||||
| Total: 36 | ||||||
Grey, because I'm British.
Might as well make a poll "Where are you from? A) America B) Britain".
Might as well make a poll "Where are you from? A) America B) Britain".
grey
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Grey.
Gray is a name not a colour.
Gray is a name not a colour.
Sturgeon wrote:
Grey.
Gray is a name not a colour.
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grey because i have a brain cell
Last edited by Spamtheban (2011-05-17 09:36:53)
grey because i'm educated and not a moron
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gay
الشعب يريد اسقاط النظام
...show me the schematic
...show me the schematic
http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?id=71748Beduin wrote:
gay
tyre
go smoke a fag
Never noticed the different spellings but usually spelled it grey. Next time have "both" as an option when it comes to spelling.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Whoever karma'd me in this thread, Scotland is part of Britain, retard.
hopefully not for much longer!
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That's even worse than 'gray'War Man wrote:
Never noticed the different spellings but usually spelled it grey. Next time have "both" as an option when it comes to spelling.
Probably miggle or some other American besides me that thinks Britain=England.Finray wrote:
Whoever karma'd me in this thread, Scotland is part of Britain, retard.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
NeinJenspm wrote:
That's even worse than 'gray'War Man wrote:
Never noticed the different spellings but usually spelled it grey. Next time have "both" as an option when it comes to spelling.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Basically is.War Man wrote:
Probably miggle or some other American besides me that thinks Britain=England.Finray wrote:
Whoever karma'd me in this thread, Scotland is part of Britain, retard.
I spell it "gray" because thats the way i was taught
HOWEVER
I like to spell it "grey" occasionally cause it looks cool :3
HOWEVER
I like to spell it "grey" occasionally cause it looks cool :3
with an "a" and without the "r"
Pug wrote:
with an "a" and without the "r"
Toilet Sex wrote:
grey
teddy or ghetto?
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
In my mind, I've always used the British spelling (grey) when talking about the color and assumed the American spelling (Gray) when talking about someone's name. However, I never saw anything wrong with mixing the two up (for the color) as long as your choice of British vs American spelling is consistent throughout a single paper.
I've always thought teachers and professors that give you a hard time about this kind of thing are missing the point entirely. English is English.
Voting 'grey,' despite the fact that I'm an American. To me it just feels more correct.
I've always thought teachers and professors that give you a hard time about this kind of thing are missing the point entirely. English is English.
Voting 'grey,' despite the fact that I'm an American. To me it just feels more correct.
But you also think implied multiplication has an official place in the order of operations.Spamtheban wrote:
grey because i have a brain cell