Four chador theorem
 

[QUOTE=davieddy;179251]If he had said the four color conjecture may be false[/QUOTE]

I believe it's Four Colour Theorem, now.

[QUOTE=axn;179253]I believe it's Four Colour Theorem, now.[/QUOTE]
I think it can also be called the Four [B]Color[/B] Theorem :)

[quote=flouran;179257]I think it can also be called the Four [B]Color[/B] Theorem :)[/quote]

We could say that you Americans have a cents of humor. (I apologise to Flatlander for the borrowed joke.)

[QUOTE=10metreh;179263]We could say that you Americans have a cents of humor. (I apologise to Flatlander for the borrowed joke.)[/QUOTE]

There is an odor to that comment.

Did you mean scents of humor?

[quote=axn;179253]I believe it's Four Colour Theorem, now.[/quote]
That was precisely the point I was making.
(and as it's origins are this side of the pond, I think the u
is well justified).

Do we need a Two Spelling Theorem?

if you ask me it was the brits that created english so we should be the ones allowed to alter it not the USA

[QUOTE=henryzz;179377]if you ask me it was the brits that created english so we should be the ones allowed to alter it not the USA[/QUOTE]

(As an American:)

Well, we stole your colonies, why not steal the language while we're at it? :smile:

American English is not incorrect. It is simply a variant of British English, which has its roots in the French-Norman conquest of the Anglo and Saxon peoples. Read Bill Bryson's [U]Mother Tongue[/U], it's a good book.

P.S.:
:direction:
Does anyone agree?

[QUOTE=flouran;179380]American English is not incorrect.
Does anyone agree?[/QUOTE]
Correct, it is the Cannucks that have things all munged up.

[QUOTE=Uncwilly;179396]Correct, it is the Cannucks that have things all munged up.[/QUOTE]

Eh?