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Old Aug 8, 2003 | 01:36 AM
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Anyone else notice on the display system monitor....It says check gages. Not gauges...but gages. LoL gave me a kick tonite and i was curious if anyone else noticed it and if it was done that way for a reason
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Old Aug 8, 2003 | 02:13 AM
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One of those americanized alternate spelling words, I think.
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Old Aug 8, 2003 | 02:53 AM
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You sure you wernt just drunk? ... while driving..
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The HUD also says that. My dictionary says it can be spelled both ways. I use the two interchangably.
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Originally Posted by fuddyduddy121
The HUD also says that. My dictionary says it can be spelled both ways.
(pause while Andy wanders off in disbelief to check his own American Heritage Unabridged...)

Son of a gun. You're right. And all these years I thought it was just GM being stupid...

Well, I still think "gage" _looks_ goofy that way, and the dictionary does call it an "alternate" spelling. There are also three other primary definitions of "gage" in the first place; "gage" as an alternate of "gauge" ranks fourth in order of importance.

Bonus question: What is the common name for the car part that GM used to call a "Delcotron"?

Bonus II: How about an "energizer"? (not to be confused with the Eveready bunny brand, but it'* close...)
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