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      71 year ago

      Nice try; but as we see in Canada, the half-wits have also borrowed ‘thru’ from America too. But it doesn’t stop there; I blame your comma splice indirectly on bad American schooling, for instance.

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        21 year ago

        I’ve only seen “thru” in Canada for drive through signage, I assume since it’s fewer letters it’s cheaper to make bigger/more visible.

        And kids who don’t know any better, of course. I correct them every time they say "Zee* instead of “Zed”, too