Grey or Gray

SandyClam

Do you write grey or gray?

theimpossibleastronaut

Gray. I think that grey is British variant? I'm not sure though.

WasNotWas

Grey all dey!

SandyClam

fredalina said:

A. E is reserved for wolf species and really freaky eyes.

Maybe that is why I prefer grey because that sounds badass.

nancy30005

In my Crayola 64 count coloring box w/ built in sharpener in the 70s, "grey" was the color. I love it. I can respect and will use "gray", but "grey" just seems...best. 

SandyClam

nancy30005 said:

In my Crayola 64 count coloring box w/ built in sharpener in the 70s, "grey" was the color. I love it. I can respect and will use "gray", but "grey" just seems...best. 

That is why I have always used grey. The Crayola box with the built-in sharpener made my entire year in 1st grade.

nancy30005

Thanks, @SandyClam. 

Exactly. 

Come on over, already. Your drink is poured and waiting.

missyishere

You like E version, @sandyclam, because it's practically YH's name.

shadypines

Grey

nancy30005

Manneek1977 said:

Grey

The more, the merrier!

Monkeybabe

I spell it grey. I know a couple girls named Gray(e), so I think of the "a" one as a name.