If that's how you write, how's your code?

[suityou01]

I don't think I've heard either of those terms used. I've only heard the phrase "object oriented" used as both the subjunctive (present tense) and past indicative (talking about something in concrete rather than hypothetical past tense), in the context of a discrete approach to programming language design. i.e., people say both that "C# is an object-oriented language" and they talk about solutions that have been built with it as "having taken an object-oriented approach".

So you're agreeing with me now then petal?

[mudskipper]

So is it object-oriention rather than object-orientation in American?

I say "oriented" but only because I'm conscious of wanting to say "orientated" and thought that must be wrong.

Americans write "Canceled" instead of "Cancelled" - something that's caught me out a few times of late.

But then they also put double letters where we have singles
Instalment / Installment

[Gentile]

So you're agreeing with me now then petal?

No. But I am starting to see how you manage to regularly fall out with your clients/colleagues and end up on here bleating about it afterwards. It's the subtle blend of unwarranted arrogance mixed with unwitting incompetence that does it.

[NickFitz]

Ahem, bollocks.

No such verb 'to orientate'

HTH

orientate, v.: Oxford English Dictionary

[OwlHoot]

ms is correct, though I must admit I use both interchangeably. However, when I think about whether I'd use "re-oriented" or "re-orientated" to describe a change in direction, it's unmistakably the latter I'd use.

On the whole I'm not bad at spelling; but the one that always gets me is repetitative, or maybe it's repetitive.

Seriously, I can never remember how many "tits" and "tats" there are in it

[Doggy Styles]

I had to remove that from one of my handouts coz the esteemed couldn't understand wtf I meant by "poring".

It's difficult to rite stuff for a reading age in single figures.

Bobs write delightful CVs.

"I remarkably collected information and prepared white paper documents to provide updated product information...
"I energetically did this...
"I superbly did that...

[suityou01]

No. But I am starting to see how you manage to regularly fall out with your clients/colleagues and end up on here bleating about it afterwards. It's the subtle blend of unwarranted arrogance mixed with unwitting incompetence that does it.

Just successfully completed a project, been out for beers with the team and was given a bottle of laphroig as a leaving gift. Also got several pms that have hinted they want me back in the new year on their projects.

Got your wires a bit crossed there didn't we love

[suityou01]

orientate, v.: Oxford English Dictionary

That link doesn't work bud

[OwlHoot]

Benger.

benger

Cracks me up every time

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[Sysman]

Your career, IT'S BEHIND YOU!

Great response!