Grey or Gray?

I think you mean ghey.

http://www.spellcheck.net/cgi-bin/sp...RD&string=gray
http://www.spellcheck.net/cgi-bin/sp...RD&string=grey

English: grey colour. Gray(proper noun) persons surname.


American\Canadian: grey or gray color. :)

Main Entry: gray
Variant: or chiefly British grey /'grA/
Function: noun
: any of a series of neutral colors ranging between black and white —gray or chiefly British grey adjective

And the winna is: http://www.googlefight.com/cgi-bin/c...re=1&langue=us!

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Originally Posted by Comic_Peddler

And the winna is: http://www.googlefight.com/cgi-bin/c...re=1&langue=us!

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Let us carry on the fight. :ph34r: Considering the population of the USA is at least four times the population of the country that invented the language the above figures mean zilch. :)

The new one is:

Is the correct spelling winna or winner? :lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by bigboab

Let us carry on the fight. :ph34r: Considering the population of the USA is at least four times the population of the country that invented the language the above figures mean zilch. :)

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Soooooo, you speak in thees and thous?

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Originally Posted by bigboab

The new one is:

Is the correct spelling winna or winner? :lol: :lol:

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Careful there, those Bostonians are a proud people :P

I would just like to point out that gray or Gray is not in The Oxford Popular English Dictionary. :)

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Originally Posted by bigboab

I would just like to point out that gray or Gray is not in The Oxford Popular English Dictionary. :)

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Ahh, but it is in The Oxford American Dictionary of Current English. :)

It wisnae me that taxed yer tea. So leave my language alone. :lol: :lol: