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@fmf said
"Learn to spell" what word?

@suzianne said
I hope they learn to spell.

@fmf said
What was the spelling error you think you spotted?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Americans spell waggon with only one 'g' - Wagon.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Americans spell waggon with only one 'g' - Wagon.

@kevin-eleven said
One I had missed all these years of noticing spelling differences between English and American English.

@suzianne said
"What?"


You need a new trick, old dog.

@gambrel said
Britts spell wagon with 2 g's. Similar to their redundant u in labour etc
They wasteful
BTW hi, glad to see you're still around

@indonesia-phil said
'They wasteful' ?

You say tomatoes, we say tomatoes; either spelling of waggon (wagon) or labour (labor) is fine, neither is erroneous. (or should that be eroneous?)

@kevin-eleven said
What would Chaucer do?

Aeuld Chaucer footes with dampen'd foat
In mouldy bois to seke the parfait mote
With hoses tattered as if tatters mattered
And courses roundly me wich hae this wrote

@Indonesia-Phil
I didn't say they were wrong, just wasteful.

@kevin-eleven said
What would Chaucer do?

@gambrel said
Go find a chup

@gambrel said
@Indonesia-Phil
I didn't say they were wrong, just wasteful.