I like it !!!

by **Cameron** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 1:17pm

I hate to be even pickier, but you're wrong.

by **An Englishman** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 1:40pm

by **Cameron** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 1:45pm

by **An Englishman** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 2:19pm

OK, OK, so it could be said that the language of your country American English. However there are quite large differences between 'English English' and 'American English', dictionary.com of course being a dictionary of the latter rather than the former...

BTW, under the Dictionary.com definition of 'American'

american

adj 1: of or relating to the United States of America or its people or language or culture

and for American Language
american language

n : the English language as used in the US

My point about Trae still stands.

by **James S** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 2:21pm

by **An Englishman** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 3:03pm

by **An Englishman** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 3:07pm

by **James S** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 3:18pm

by **An Englishman** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 3:22pm

by **enjoy** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 5:21pm

by **Datalore** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 5:37pm

by **METROID** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 6:23pm

by **James S** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 6:29pm

by **METROID** » Jul 15, 2003 @ 6:43pm

I like it !!!

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