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alicewonderland
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09 Sep 2011 9:15PM

No, they are all true. And no, I am not in San Carlos.

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09 Sep 2011 9:19PM

I asked you a question, but I think you missed it:

As an American, why do you use the British spellings of "favor" and "favorite"?

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Jazz84
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10 Sep 2011 3:00AM

Does this really baffle you? If you've ever used a spell check it'll detect either of those words as spelt wrong if its on default 'English' and not 'US-English'.

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10 Sep 2011 4:45AM

Once again, this person knows what the fuck they are talking about.

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10 Sep 2011 5:25AM

Yes, it really baffled me. Never in my life have I required spell check, because I'm super-duper.

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11 Sep 2011 5:21PM

Even if it was spell check defaulting to "English" and not "US-English," it's strange that she kept them spelled that way.

Spell checkers generally show what's auto-corrected when writing; they'll otherwise indicate possible misspelled words. However, I suppose she may have lacked the perception to notice they were modified, if auto-corrected.

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