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Both spellings are in my dictionary.....catalog first, defined as catalogue! only, and followed by catalogue, with a lengthy definition.  Of course, there are a whole lot of English words that should (shood?) be spelled phonetically, for nobody pronouces "should" the same as the "should" in shoulder.  When I checked a shop, they did not yet have either a new Lionel catalog or catalogue, so I hoped somebody would post something from it that was wild and exciting.

Scrapiron Scher posted:

I totalled up my order from the new Lionel catalogue today. I have to go back to work. Can anyone use an old teacher?

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I feel sorry for the folks starting out from Square 1 in this segment of the hobby using Lionel's new catalogs today.  Ouch!!! 

Charlie Ro offered a volume discount program years (maybe even decades) ago.  One of the levels was spending $5K.  I remember hitting that mark once, and I submitted all the yellow invoices at the end of the year.  If I recall correctly, I got the Pennsy GG-1 Congressional Set w/TMCC and 15" passenger cars with the store credit. 

Looking at Lionel's 2016 Signature Catalog, $5K is practically table stakes in the game today.  I don't think Charlie even offers the volume purchase program anymore -- at least not officially. 

David

I had the same problem with dialog and dialogue.  Turns out they are slightly different.

Starting to watch way too many TV programs.  The misuse of the pronoun "I" is widespread - as in "Want to go to the bar with Sally and I?"

I got a teaching credential back when I was trying to stay in college forever.  Teaching is the most undervalued profession - I simply could not afford to join.

"king's English"?  Have you ever tried to understand Cockney English over a microphone on a train?  I missed my stop in southern England and had to pay to get back to it, and then, since made later because of that, missed a bus back to the RR station.   How about the "King's Spanish" where in Castilian Spanish in Spain, the language is spoken with a lisp, as though everybody had a speech defect, to mimic a king of hundreds of years ago?

 

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