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And again why should i? I know who I am, I'm ok with that, I don't need to impress anyone. I'm ok with my level of education. It might beQuote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Not suit you, but it's fine for me.
The issue here was that someone spelt tyre wrong, bit we all knew what meant.
I’m tired of all this squabbling about spelling on forums. It peeves me as well to see such things but when I dared point out on another forum that there’s a vast difference between “weather “ and “whether” let alone “wether” I got castigated by all the know it all the ignorant oafs about spelling the posters name wrong..... Sarah instead of Sara. 😁
Back to tyres and rims anyone?
AlanH
Nope. I’d like to discuss the usage of who and whom. Anyone?Quote:
Originally Posted by ATH
Do yoose mean like for “whom the bells tolls” like?
AlanH.
I'm sure it's youse not yoose...Quote:
Originally Posted by ATH
Its become tyersome alright [bigrolf].
Next we will be talking about wings versus mudguards [bighmmm]
Trunk versus boot.Quote:
Originally Posted by 101RRS
Gas versus fuel.
LR4 versus Discovery 4 [emoji3]
The spelling issue can be a pain though for those searching threads for advice later on.
If I am looking for information on tyres on the web, I search tire because I want American feedback.
If I'm in AULRO (Aussie site) my first preference is to search for "Tyres"
Just like a search for other vehicle parts can be frustrating having to decide to search for "Bonnet / Hood", "Boot/Trunk", "Fender/Guard" etc
Stubbornly refusing to learn / improve onseself is another issue altogether..
Agree, and in the context, it’s altogether [emoji6]Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie