Grey vs gray

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Which spelling do you think looks better

Gray 19
Grey 23
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  • raisinbran
    3 years ago

    It's not black and white.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      3 years ago

      Pftt

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  • my_life_my_way
    3 years ago

    GrE(ngland)y, GrA(merica)y

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    • [Old Memory]
      3 years ago

      I was gonna say this

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  • Tommythecaty
    3 years ago

    Sasha, the only kinda grey

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    • Mammal-lover
      3 years ago

      Isnt she the one that has cerial in her ass?

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      • Tommythecaty
        3 years ago

        Hmmmm no sure, there’s a bunch of Sasha memes about.

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  • --
    3 years ago

    gray, cause take out the r and its just gay

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  • McSorley
    3 years ago

    "Gray" looks so generic.

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  • RoseIsabella
    3 years ago

    I honestly like grey better.

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  • Ditnyte
    3 years ago

    At first I read it as Gary for some reason, anyone else do this?

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  • BigVladdy
    3 years ago

    this is sinful please stop im very sad

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  • barefoot_on_the_sand
    3 years ago

    Dorian Gray was used by an Irish 19th century writer, I think it reads more elegantly.

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  • bbrown95
    3 years ago

    Well, I have an equestrian background and the horse color has always been spelled "grey" on many registration papers (namely Thoroughbreds), so I've seen that a lot. However, I also live in the US, where the color is spelled "gray". So, both look normal to me.

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  • Mammal-lover
    3 years ago

    Both, pretty certain everyone uses both

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    • Cuntsiclestick
      3 years ago

      Yep. I do. There's really no difference to me. XD

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
    3 years ago

    *throws another boxa tea in boston harbor*

    *cracks bell in philly*

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  • Clunk42
    3 years ago

    It depends.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      3 years ago

      On what

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      • Clunk42
        3 years ago

        It just depends on which feels right. It's usually grey, but sometimes it's gray.

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      • LloydAsher
        3 years ago

        Sometimes one is used more as a verb or a noun. It's the same word grey is the England version and gray is american version though americans use grey too. Its seriously just two words that mean the same thing. Grǽg was the original word so you can see how the two different spellings can be derived from grǽg.

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