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MyNameIsJack wrote:goddamnit cant we just have a nice steel/alloy coexsistence, this shit is starting to really f*ck my job up lol
welding is great
welding sucks
lol i love it dont get me wrong
butttttt goddamn this steel tarriff bullshit
Symmetry wrote:Do Canadians use the spelling "aluminum"? Or "aluminium"?
tzor wrote:Symmetry wrote:Do Canadians use the spelling "aluminum"? Or "aluminium"?
Well the French speaking ones obviously use the later.
(And with that one eyed Harold Godwinson rolls in his grave.)
Symmetry wrote:tzor wrote:Symmetry wrote:Do Canadians use the spelling "aluminum"? Or "aluminium"?
Well the French speaking ones obviously use the later.
(And with that one eyed Harold Godwinson rolls in his grave.)
In England it's "ium"- aluminium- like helium, lithium, beryllium, calcium, magnesium, plutonium...
Maybe Canada can bypass the tariffs by exporting aluminium instead of aluminum.
Dukasaur wrote:Symmetry wrote:tzor wrote:Symmetry wrote:Do Canadians use the spelling "aluminum"? Or "aluminium"?
Well the French speaking ones obviously use the later.
(And with that one eyed Harold Godwinson rolls in his grave.)
In England it's "ium"- aluminium- like helium, lithium, beryllium, calcium, magnesium, plutonium...
Maybe Canada can bypass the tariffs by exporting aluminium instead of aluminum.
When I was in school there were still textbooks that said "aluminium", but those were outdated even then. I think "aluminum" is pretty strongly dominant and has been for decades.
Symmetry wrote:Dukasaur wrote:Symmetry wrote:tzor wrote:Symmetry wrote:Do Canadians use the spelling "aluminum"? Or "aluminium"?
Well the French speaking ones obviously use the later.
(And with that one eyed Harold Godwinson rolls in his grave.)
In England it's "ium"- aluminium- like helium, lithium, beryllium, calcium, magnesium, plutonium...
Maybe Canada can bypass the tariffs by exporting aluminium instead of aluminum.
When I was in school there were still textbooks that said "aluminium", but those were outdated even then. I think "aluminum" is pretty strongly dominant and has been for decades.
Is it just that element that gets misspelled?
riskllama wrote:lol, saputo?
riskllama wrote:complained to whom, DY?
DoomYoshi wrote:riskllama wrote:complained to whom, DY?
To this very forum, which D. J. T. obviously reads.
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