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[jennyjoan]

Was working at the above Credit Union last night and another very young volunteer (lovely manner) was on with me. Her and I had to calculate our monies at the end of the night and I couldn't believe that she spelt "cheques" - checks. She just left school in June - how come she would not have been pulled up on that throughout the years. She is brilliant on the computer.

[DTCwordfan]

though they often pay bills with checks, jno......such as household ones. I know what you mean though.

[jennyjoan]

JNO - just learned LOL - here and still am unsure - is it "Laugh Out Loud" or Lots of Laughs. And forget the Emoticons - haven't a baldy.

[EcclesCake]

I've just flicked back through my cheque book and I have written a handful of cheques in the last five years. The majority of my transfers are by BACS now.

Times move on, without a spell checker I wonder if a I could spell guinea?

[DTCwordfan]

//haven't a baldy// - that may be misinterpreted - some of the folk over on News may be sweating now at the thought......

[bhg481]

My neice got a degree in English a few years ago; her grammar is appalling and her writing is so bad that I'm unable to comment on her spelling.

[DTCwordfan]

As we are with yours, bhg. Lol........

[aelmpvw]

:-)

[Obiter]

So in the US it would be possible for a Czech to pay a check with a check.

[aelmpvw]

not sure obiter i'll have to cheque

[DTCwordfan]

Thought it was an American ex Czech descendant who became Sec of State who didn't know the capital of the Czech Republic and hence wouldn't know if he could pay cheques by cheque in Czeckland - send him to Chechnya I say!