grammar R'Us'ns

[Tom Nas]

Al Powell <powellae at attbi.com> wrote:

>It has always bothered me.  Maybe it's elitist on my part, but to me it
>reflects the fact that AOL markets to less-sophisticated consumers who
>presumably don't realize there IS an issue with their grammar.  I'm
>constantly surprised how many people don't outgrow AOL in a couple of months
>and move on to another ISP.  AOL's browser is the worst in the biz, and their
>interface doesn't do anything for users that they can't do for themselves.

Speaking of which: I often wonder about the correctness of Apple Computer's
'Think different'. In UK English it should be 'Think differently', if I'm
not mistaken. Is this correct US English?

Regards, Tom

PS to get back on topic: my '88 90q passed its annual Dutch inspection
(APK) yesterday. It needed some gun gum for the exhaust (guess I'll be
needing a different system before long) and a licence plate  illumination
bulb. Not bad for a car I hadn't even inspected since I bought it almost a
year ago.