Pearl Harbor. I really struggle with remembering not to put the "u" in harbour. I know it's an American place and all, but please accept "harbour" as a typo?
Harbor is a Latin word; -or is the correct Latin suffix. It was correctly used in English at the time of the great American split. Only in the 1800s did English people decide to become French and erase over 2,000 years of linguistic history with their newfound love of the French -our.
Any conservative English person would also spell Labor Party in the long standing correct English spelling of the Latin word labor.
In summary, please use the correct traditional spelling, not some modern Francophile thing you have going on. You're embarrassing to the proud Anglophone world.
Only missed the last one. Got close trying to guess. Typed in "Payback." I guess that was a Mel Gibson movie, right? Should have taken out that and put in School Ties.
Gone Girl was filmed near my hometown, and FWIW everyone who came in contact with Affleck said he was super-nice and friendly to everyone he met during the weeks of filming, unlike the other male co-star of the same film. They also bought most of the movie wardrobe from the local Salvation Army store which was a nice boost to their revenue.
I wish my last ex's *present* day escapades were even just twice as extreme as Amy's, instead of 10x. After that relationship this movie seems silly. I think I'm done with Romanian girls.
Harbor is a Latin word; -or is the correct Latin suffix. It was correctly used in English at the time of the great American split. Only in the 1800s did English people decide to become French and erase over 2,000 years of linguistic history with their newfound love of the French -our.
Any conservative English person would also spell Labor Party in the long standing correct English spelling of the Latin word labor.
In summary, please use the correct traditional spelling, not some modern Francophile thing you have going on. You're embarrassing to the proud Anglophone world.