Google UK's spelling

**Mule** · 28th May 2009

Spoiler:

**flumperino** · 28th May 2009

Yeah that winds me up too. The whole 'US' English is a major sore point - there's no such thing!!

**Eddie_M** · 28th May 2009

Works for me...

http://www.gooogIe.co.uk/?gid=409417...=o&q=patronise

**Over Carl** · 28th May 2009

Originally Posted by flumperino

Yeah that winds me up too. The whole 'US' English is a major sore point - there's no such thing!!

Precisely. English is English full stop. Americanish should be classed as a dialect of English if it should be recognised at all.

**big man** · 28th May 2009

Originally Posted by Over carl

Precisely. English is English full stop. Americanish should be classed as a dialect of English if it should be recognised at all.

American English (variously abbreviated AmE, AE, AmEng, USEng, en-US[1]), also known as United States English or U.S. English, is a set of dialects of the English language used mostly in the United States. Approximately two thirds of native speakers of English live in the United States

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_English

**C3Grimmy** · 29th May 2009

cant we just get it out of all our systems by Nuking the cnuts

**Speshal** · 3rd June 2009

Originally Posted by C3Grimmy

cant we just get it out of all our systems by Nuking the cnuts

I seem to remember an old US forum on cars slagging off Top Gear which ended with most of them saying they should nuke us. Strange how much hate can fester between two cultures regardless of differences.