On career plans and twisted desserts

[cheryltheperil]

Hmm, went back to the careers centre today to look through some of the folders they have there. Was quite rewarding - I now know that there are several paths in the care sector that I would potentially be interested in going down, so I'm not just limited to a career as a social worker (which various relations have all advised me to think very

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[keletkezes]

I had to stop myself laughing too hard then, else the office banned me from the Internet...

Muscovado sugar rocks: it's the rum-i-ness in it that makes it taste kinda burnt, I think. The sour cream mix sounds weird: I can imagine it how you describe it!

What idiot has their spellchecker on U.S. spelling? Or is this the LJ one? I know they do say it's only US-American. They have been apologetic about it.

[cheryltheperil]

:D If there's any left you can ask Ilya to let you try a piece.

I'm assuming it's the LJ spell checker, as I doubt he would put American-English one on his computer.

[narrativium]

I've recently upgraded my Firefox browser to 2.0. It includes a spell-checker, but as far as I can tell there's no UK English setting (if there is, someone help me find it! It thinks words have "z"'s in them and they clearly don't!). Maybe that's the problem?

[cheryltheperil]

That might explain it, I think he did upgrade his recently, too...

[ninja_kermit]

Yes, I have upgraded to Firefox 2.0

The dictionary you are looking for Ross is 'British English Dictionary'.
On a related note, there is also a 'Russian spell dictionary', although I haven't had a chance to try it out.

[keletkezes]

I gathered Ilya wouldn't do such a thing, but I know different programs have different presets (Semagic, par exemple, has a UK spellchacker if you download it). It's very annoying at work when you open any document and it's all auto-set to US...