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  1. I wasn't too sure about the last one, I just threw it out there as a thought. We can live without it.

    Good job on the other stuff, and thanks for fixing it.
  2. Another one:

    "He's allright for a Christian." - Marilyn Manson on Bono


    Allright should be alright.
  3. Thanks, fixed

    PS. I see "aLLright" a lot of times, even "aLL right", separate words... Which is the rightest way?
  4. This is where I get confused, because there's different ways to use it in different contexts.


    It would be alright if you said "Alright, great sound there."

    All right would be if it was "The parts are all right."

    Using it as Allright or even allright in lower case, is not proper English.
  5. Originally posted by drewhiggins:This is where I get confused, because there's different ways to use it in different contexts.


    It would be alright if you said "Alright, great sound there."

    All right would be if it was "The parts are all right."

    Using it as Allright or even allright in lower case, is not proper English.


  11. I learn English English so bugger off if you tell me that 'realise' should be spelled with 'z'
  12. Lyrics cannot be changed as far as I know (we're linked to u2gigs.com, only if they change the lyrics it will be changed here).

    And realiZe and realiSe are both equally valid and right; Z is american, S is british.