One for the spelling police

[PoleDriver]

HarryW said:

From your figures the car must be putting out high 400's in the bhp steaks,

[whoami]

Mrr T said:

I once had time for John Redwood but his performance over leave has been embarising.

[Magic919]

signalgreen said:

Thanks. Will they get the water hot enough for the Meagaflo to pressurise?

[AlexRS2782]

Rather unfortunate spelling error in the opening of this thread - http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

SiT said:

...I recently pooped down to my local BCA...

Although, given his current situation with the car, I guess he could always go back and drop a log on BCA's doorstep as payback

[marshalla]

steveo3002 said:

differant around the headlights

[ATTAK Z]

TR4man said:

My brother and I in the late 60s.

More grammar than spelling

[marshalla]

RATROD3 said:

ok you said it this is my dayley driver in the summer

[Laurel Green]

[marshalla]

JoeMarano said:

Even the photographer there was behind the barriers. That said he had a zoom lense bit I was the only person filming

[ATTAK Z]

Joey Ramone said:

Until a developer offers you millions for the land, and you give into temptation

[Cupramax]

Laurel Green said:

Matron !

[Doofus]

Everyfkingbody said:

Cills

[ATTAK Z]

Doofus said:

Everyfkingbody said:

Cills

in what context ?

[marshalla]

Grant643 said:

Hi

I have a Westfield se narrow body running on a 1600 cross flow with a twin choke webber, the engine needs a rebuild but wasn't sure weather to change it out for a more modern engine or rebuild it.

don't know what modern engine would fit to the cross flow bell housing any suggestions?

[Doofus]

ATTAK Z said:

in what context ?

In the context of a structural element of a car.

[ATTAK Z]

Doofus said:

ATTAK Z said:

in what context ?

In the context of a structural element of a car.

I think that can be spelt with a "c" or an "s" ... it certainly can be when referring to a window cill in a house

[marshalla]

ATTAK Z said:

I think that can be spelt with a "c" or an "s" ... it certainly can be when referring to a window cill in a house

It's a historic variant of "sill", commonly used in the context of buildings. Sill is by far the more common term, and the one used by motor manufacturers, regulators and testers.

http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/englis...
http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/englis...

And "cill" doesn't seem to exist in American English, so we can't blame them for it. http://www.collinsdictionary.com/spellcheck/americ...

[marshalla]

grumbledoak said:

It is a perfectly valid comparison. The EU does bare more than a passing resemblance to Hitler's vision for Europe.

[marshalla]

KimberlyBrown95 said:

Basically I brought a car from a dealership

[marshalla]

Wacky Racer said:

I now avoid them like the plaque.