Americans are the weirdos when it comes to spelling, damn it.
Thanks to Noah Webster, right? I think it's fascinating that one guy basically made all of the changes in American spelling.
'Out Of Gas'
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Americans are the weirdos when it comes to spelling, damn it.
Thanks to Noah Webster, right? I think it's fascinating that one guy basically made all of the changes in American spelling.
Quick quiz: Most people can name the first video shown on MTV (well, mostly people who remember watching MTV ever). Can you name the first video uploaded on YouTube?
Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles.
Can you name the first video uploaded on YouTube?
Was it of a cat?
Was it of a cat?
I'm gonna guess a cat singing the Numa Numa song.
Americans are the weirdos when it comes to spelling, damn it.
If it's the way America spells it, then it's the right way to spell it.
I have no idea what the first video on MTV was, so I'm unqualified to answer the question.
I rarely write checks, but there are times when you have to. My cleaning person, for example. I don't want to have to have cash on hand for stuff like that, and she doesn't accept credit/debit cards.
I just got signed up to pay my power bills electronically, so rent is the only paper cheque I need to cut. But some of the electronic payments did fake cheques up to the point of asking me for a cheque number along with my bank and account number information, which was annoying. I hate voiding the paper if I didn't have to mail it anywhere.
I could set up my bank to pay my rent, in which case they cut the cheque and I don't have to order any of my own. But then I can't fiddle faddle and delay the payment date. Which, responsibly, I shouldn't. But I do anyway. Because I'm lazy like that.
And, yeah, Steph, I'd have spelt it like that anyway.
Yes ita, we have a video intercom system, so the wallpiece with the phone to talk to people also has a video screen adn a button to push to buzz them in. In addition, the video camera is hooked up to a cable channel that everyone with cable can see on their tv and that shows a larger picture of the door area where you can basically see everyone entering the building.
Then there's the peephole on my actual door.
Glass front doors and large uncovered windows on the fronts of houses freak me right out.