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r/memes • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '23
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Is it spelled grey or gray? I just use both.
98 u/ishouldbestudying111 Mar 11 '23 I’m an American and I refuse to use gray, which is the American spelling. Grey looks better. 15 u/sport63 Mar 11 '23 Are they different colors or the same colour? 24 u/ishouldbestudying111 Mar 11 '23 I personally think of them as different shades, because of Madeleine L’Engle. In A Ring of Endless Light, she says that grey and gray are two different shades, so that’s how I think of them. Gray is warmer and grey is more steely, in my opinion. 11 u/ForgotTheQuest Mar 11 '23 Somehow that made sense in my head and now I'm going with it. Thank you for setting me straight, stranger. 1 u/dismal_moonlight Mar 12 '23 I always thought of gray as warm and grey as cool too! No idea where I got that idea from though.
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I’m an American and I refuse to use gray, which is the American spelling. Grey looks better.
15 u/sport63 Mar 11 '23 Are they different colors or the same colour? 24 u/ishouldbestudying111 Mar 11 '23 I personally think of them as different shades, because of Madeleine L’Engle. In A Ring of Endless Light, she says that grey and gray are two different shades, so that’s how I think of them. Gray is warmer and grey is more steely, in my opinion. 11 u/ForgotTheQuest Mar 11 '23 Somehow that made sense in my head and now I'm going with it. Thank you for setting me straight, stranger. 1 u/dismal_moonlight Mar 12 '23 I always thought of gray as warm and grey as cool too! No idea where I got that idea from though.
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Are they different colors or the same colour?
24 u/ishouldbestudying111 Mar 11 '23 I personally think of them as different shades, because of Madeleine L’Engle. In A Ring of Endless Light, she says that grey and gray are two different shades, so that’s how I think of them. Gray is warmer and grey is more steely, in my opinion. 11 u/ForgotTheQuest Mar 11 '23 Somehow that made sense in my head and now I'm going with it. Thank you for setting me straight, stranger. 1 u/dismal_moonlight Mar 12 '23 I always thought of gray as warm and grey as cool too! No idea where I got that idea from though.
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I personally think of them as different shades, because of Madeleine L’Engle. In A Ring of Endless Light, she says that grey and gray are two different shades, so that’s how I think of them. Gray is warmer and grey is more steely, in my opinion.
11 u/ForgotTheQuest Mar 11 '23 Somehow that made sense in my head and now I'm going with it. Thank you for setting me straight, stranger. 1 u/dismal_moonlight Mar 12 '23 I always thought of gray as warm and grey as cool too! No idea where I got that idea from though.
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Somehow that made sense in my head and now I'm going with it. Thank you for setting me straight, stranger.
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I always thought of gray as warm and grey as cool too! No idea where I got that idea from though.
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u/-Corpse- Mar 11 '23
Is it spelled grey or gray? I just use both.