Re: What is the language "British"?

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On Mon, 28 Aug 2006, rengland@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

On Monday 28 August 2006 19:20, alan wrote:
On Mon, 28 Aug 2006, Timothy Murphy wrote:
I was installing FC-5 yesterday,
and I noticed that when asked to choose my language,
I was given an extensive list which included "British" but not
"English".

I never heard this language described as "British" before.

What is defined as "English" now should be defined as "American".

The reason there is a difference is due to spelling.  (And the English
have bigger pints.)

and gallons.

<Looking over shoulder>  I thought it was always the Yanks that have
'bigger'...



Usually only the "Texans",....but then in the states we've begun to draw
away from Texans....but not nearly fast enough.

I was thinking of "Imperial Pints" as opposed to what they pass off to Americans as pints.

And try to get them to serve cider.

Mmmmm...  Blackthorne!

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