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zakezuke said:I appricate your position, but if you actually reviewed the post in
question the gent was responding to me. He also responded to you as
well. I welcome you to review the message I replyed to.
http://groups.google.com/group/comp...b4ae083afdb/40f3a674d63745c8#40f3a674d63745c8
I know your confusion is a direct result of not quoting what I was
responding to, which in most news threaded news readers isn't an issue.
The only part I was talking about, and I was sort of jokingly accusing
you of plagerism on that basis.
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(This is a snippit from a post Measekite made replying to me, I'm sure
you can figure out which part was Measekite's):--------------------------------
That seemed to be the only time in this thread that he corrected anyone
on grammar or spelling.
As far as zed and colour... I have no issue with those words... I
consider both spellings to be acceptable, and in fact have noted that
Zed resolves the confusion when spelling out names with Z in them over
the phone as in American Enlgish it sounds just like "C", though I tend
to say Zulu as is the stanard for radio. But Zed, Zulu, Z as in Zebra,
which ever. Toque I was not aware of but Vancouver isn't a snowy city
and can't say i've even noticed anyone wearing a knitted ski cap. But
if not knowing about toque makes one a redneck, I guess i'm branded a
redneck. I was just branded a user of "stupid brit terms" so I guess
another inaccurate label wouldn't hurt.
Sort of confusing as heck, but I was referring to Measekite taking me
to task for not using the American spelling. I was referring to
Measekite as the "redneck," not you. Sorry that I didn't make it more
clear. The reason why I replied to your posting was because you seemed
to accept the correction and the "mistake" as your own. I prefer to
take responsibility for my own mistakes, and as such, if this was all a
misunderstanding, I apologize to you.