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They do mention London down in the article, but I already knew UK because of the spelling of sceptical and the use of "hired" where Americans would say "rented.
by robbrown451 7y ago
They do mention London down in the article, but I already knew UK because of the spelling of sceptical and the use of "hired" where Americans would say "rented."
Nice to see an article where they aren't slamming on my city, btw. :) Although I question the "rarely windy" comment.
- james_impliu 7y agoHa! It is way harder than you'd think to write in US English.
- robbrown451 7y agoNo need, the Britishisms add character.
- james_impliu 7y agoIt's also definitely less windy than you think it is.
- robbrown451 7y agoNot sure how long you've been here, but summers are the worst for cold. Average high temperature in July is significantly lower than that of Alberta Canada. And yeah, wind. The hotter it is in the central valley of California, the colder and windier it gets in SF. Glad you are enjoying it here though.
- justsayinghi 7y agoThat hired really threw me off.
- smnrchrds 7y agoLondon and spelling would have only narrowed it down to London, England and London, Ontario.