BOLLY wrote:
The (British) English original spelling was in fact color (and other similar forms) but we added the 'u' to make it look more like the French couleur as that language was seen as sophisticated.
Drama Queenie wrote:You are a chauvinist of the quaintest kind. About as threatening as Jack Duckworth, you are a harmless relic of that cherished era when things were 'different'. Now get back to drawing a moustache on that page three model
souphound wrote:French Canadians speak a rather different variation of French than they do in France. Apparently though, ours is more historically correct whereas the France French have introduced all kinds of Englishisms and similar.
Regarding the initial subject, I had misread the comment at the onset. Two taps means that water, hot and cold, spew out water. What I mainly see here, other than the more modern outfit, is one tap with two handles to regulate the flow of hot and cold separately.
Drama Queenie wrote:You are a chauvinist of the quaintest kind. About as threatening as Jack Duckworth, you are a harmless relic of that cherished era when things were 'different'. Now get back to drawing a moustache on that page three model
Dr Markus wrote:BOLLY wrote:
The (British) English original spelling was in fact color (and other similar forms) but we added the 'u' to make it look more like the French couleur as that language was seen as sophisticated.
Is that your go to chat up line down t'pub?
Matt 'interesting' Wilson wrote:So I went from looking at the "I'm a Man" riff, to showing how the rave up was popular for awhile.