Tyres?

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Shark, Sep 9, 2003.

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    Shark Guest

    Why do the English spell it that way?
     
    Shark, Sep 9, 2003
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    Roy Guest

    Queen's English.
    Not colonial, convict or pidgeon english

    Roy
     
    Roy, Sep 9, 2003
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    bowtiejim Guest

    Because our language has evolved rather than being stuck in the colonial
    past
     
    bowtiejim, Sep 9, 2003
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    Jb Guest

    Actually dear boy it's 'pidgin' not pigeon English...

    Yours pedantically..

    Jb
     
    Jb, Sep 10, 2003
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    Roy Guest

    It must be my posh accent !

    Roy
     
    Roy, Sep 10, 2003
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    Al.Kaseltzer Guest

    Why do the English spell it that way?

    Because they were invented in the Mediterranean city of Tyre, of course.
    Don't the Yanks know _anything_ ???
     
    Al.Kaseltzer, Sep 11, 2003
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  7. And the Scot, Welsh, Irish , Australians, Indians (both areas), Chinese
    (PRC - HK) etc, etc. - In fact the majority of the English speaking world
    and more particularly those who tend to utilise the English language in the
    correct vinacular.
     
    mikeandsue_bennett.com, Sep 11, 2003
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