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[casinoman]

what is the right designation:

1) burgundy
2) burgandy
3) burgundyglo
4) burgandyglo

3) seems to be the one used mostly, but 1) seems to appear in some official documents. I'm confused...

[rickenbrother]

1 & 3 have both been used. 2 and 4 have incorrect spelling of burgundy, never used except for people who typo or misspell the word.

[beatlefreak]

Or just BG for short.

[ozover50]

Definitely Burgundy....... Burgandy drives me nuts!

[rickenbrother]

Definitely Burgundy....... Burgandy drives me nuts!

You sound like me with Larado used instead of Laredo.

[beatlefreak]

You say to-may-to, and I say to-mah-to...

[jps]

Definitely Burgundy....... Burgandy drives me nuts!

We could simplify it to Brgndy.

[jingle_jangle]

I see it in my twisted mind's eye as "BurgundyGlo"...that capital "G" puts emphasis where it's needed...like JetGlo and MapleGlo...

[ozover50]

Yeah...... I'm cool with that, Paul. I like the 'G' to be capitalised.

Glad 'u' didn't use an 'a' .......

Chateaubriand in a cup, anyone??

[jingle_jangle]

Glad 'u' didn't use an 'a' .......

Of course I wouldn't, Aitch.

"BurgundyAlo" makes no sense to me...

[jps]

Glad 'u' didn't use an 'a' .......

Of course I wouldn't, Aitch.

"BurgundyAlo" makes no sense to me...

Touché!

[wittyair]

Chateaubriand in a cup is fine as long as you don't forget the bernaise!!

[ozover50]

Har!!!

[jingle_jangle]

Chateaubriand in a cup, anyone??

I'm sticking with my pizza, thanks...

[casinoman]

But if you go for the capital G, then I think you would as well have to use a hyphen (Jet-Glo), at least that is what I have seen in older catalogues...