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As for the date, writing it as 18 October 2005 is accepted genealogical form on both sides of the pond. Time is one dot vs two -- easier that way.

Why is it that people across the world "AmericaniZe" and no American takes offens/ce, they think it's cute or democratic or some such nonsense, but if a Yank takes on the British way of writing/saying/doing things, it's somehow weird to Brits?

Personally I'd go for a unified English but I think both sides would fight to the death over colo(u)r.

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An endearment....oooh I get it now! ;) :D

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OMG are you sure you want to start a fight with Lisa? :scared: :D

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Yankees, so is it Dutch or Native American?

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She gets to call me limey, whenever she likes :)

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But, I don't know you well enough.... :eek: I much prefer what Leslie calls you. :p

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I'm just about all fought out..... :o :)

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Huh? :confused:

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Lisa you really do seem to have a bit of an anger issue going on.

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Do I?

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I'll answer to anything :D

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:)

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The word 'Yankees' is it ...
1. 'Jan Kaas,' a disparaging nickname for a Hollander.
or
2. A Native American mispronunciation ('Yengees') of the word 'English.

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I don't know...don't the canadians spell it with a U as well?

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hardly think yank is all that bad...just as long as your north of the mason dixie line at least :D