JBJ Poll - should he be gone by now?

[mvp 78]

theres a million different scenarios. im not sure why it's hard to comprehend what your poll is attempting to do. it's a pretty simple yes or no question. not really gray area.

 

Except that nearly every response involved questions of a grey area. It's only not grey to someone who 100% would never want him off the team or 100% would never want him on the team.

[Slasher9]

Except that nearly every response involved questions of a grey area. It's only not grey to someone who 100% would never want him off the team or 100% would never want him on the team.

 

see...now you've gone all fancy with grey.

[mvp 78]

see...now you've gone all fancy with grey.

 

Don't you make me go learn the difference between grey and gray now.............................................

[mvp 78]

History of Gray/Grey

The modern day spelling of gray (grey) actually comes from the Old English grǣg. Throughout the centuries there have been many variations in spellings, ei and ey and ai and ay.

 

There have also been attempts to distinguish grey and gray into different colors or hues, with the color gray being a simply black and white mixture but the color grey being slightly bluer. Perhaps this is why national surveys in both England and the United States show that many people believe these are actually two different hues, even though they aren’t.

 

Despite the complicated history, all you need to know is that they are used for different audiences.

 

Remember the Difference

A great trick to remember when to use which of these two words is that Gray is used in America and Grey is used in England.

 

Summary

So, how do you spell grey? Well, even though people get confused on the gray vs. grey debate, they can actually be used interchangeably. It is still important, however, to keep your audience in mind.

 

I clearly don't care about my audience. Sorry everyone. I know that in the past there has been discussion about who is a "must read" (especially prior to 4/16). My posts are more clearly a "forced to read" rather than "must read". My apologies.

[bkzwhitestrican]

I thought grey was just how fancy people spelled it. Kinda like how fancy people pronounce vase (voz) while commoners say vase (vayz).

[notin]

I thought grey was just how fancy people spelled it. Kinda like how fancy people pronounce vase (voz) while commoners say vase (vayz).

 

I say “vayse”

[oldtimer]

History of Gray/Grey

The modern day spelling of gray (grey) actually comes from the Old English grǣg. Throughout the centuries there have been many variations in spellings, ei and ey and ai and ay.

 

There have also been attempts to distinguish grey and gray into different colors or hues, with the color gray being a simply black and white mixture but the color grey being slightly bluer. Perhaps this is why national surveys in both England and the United States show that many people believe these are actually two different hues, even though they aren’t.

 

Despite the complicated history, all you need to know is that they are used for different audiences.

 

Remember the Difference

A great trick to remember when to use which of these two words is that Gray is used in America and Grey is used in England.

 

Summary

So, how do you spell grey? Well, even though people get confused on the gray vs. grey debate, they can actually be used interchangeably. It is still important, however, to keep your audience in mind.

 

I clearly don't care about my audience. Sorry everyone. I know that in the past there has been discussion about who is a "must read" (especially prior to 4/16). My posts are more clearly a "forced to read" rather than "must read". My apologies.

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at leeast 50 shades of graey needed to do the question justice.

[FredLynn]

History of Gray/Grey

The modern day spelling of gray (grey) actually comes from the Old English grǣg. Throughout the centuries there have been many variations in spellings, ei and ey and ai and ay.

 

There have also been attempts to distinguish grey and gray into different colors or hues, with the color gray being a simply black and white mixture but the color grey being slightly bluer. Perhaps this is why national surveys in both England and the United States show that many people believe these are actually two different hues, even though they aren’t.

 

Despite the complicated history, all you need to know is that they are used for different audiences.

 

Remember the Difference

A great trick to remember when to use which of these two words is that Gray is used in America and Grey is used in England.

 

Summary

So, how do you spell grey? Well, even though people get confused on the gray vs. grey debate, they can actually be used interchangeably. It is still important, however, to keep your audience in mind.

 

I clearly don't care about my audience. Sorry everyone. I know that in the past there has been discussion about who is a "must read" (especially prior to 4/16). My posts are more clearly a "forced to read" rather than "must read". My apologies.

 

So was Gandalf GRAY or GREY? That is the most pressing question.

[mvp 78]

So was Gandalf GRAY or GREY? That is the most pressing question.

 

Grey because the characters were vaguely British.

[Kimmi]

Thanks man, at least someone else understood.

 

I have no problems with your poll either.

 

Simple yes or no question, and the correct answer is 'no'.

[devildavid]

Thanks man, at least someone else understood.

 

Your poll is fine. It simply includes the two ways to get rid of JBJ. Some are over analyzing.

[SCM33]

Can I vote yes again?

[mvp 78]

Make fake accounts and stuff the ballot box?

[Thunder]

Make fake accounts and stuff the ballot box?

 

While I'm at it, maybe I'll send some cartoon porn as well.

[SCM33]

Make fake accounts and stuff the ballot box?

 

I think others have that covered.