Talk:742 Evergreen Terrace

27 avril 1997 date of naissance of bart's

Err...

Doesn't the house on the RIGHT belong to Nedward Flanders?

Depends where you're standing. If you stand facing the road, then i thought it would be left, but if your facing the road, then right.--Sgtcook 16:08, 11 July 2009 (UTC)

added "rooms" section

added that section, please will someone contribute by creating and editing some of the pages? Ptsimpson 17:52, September 17, 2010 (UTC)

i don´t get it

why the hell did someone change STOREY, the correct form of the word, to STORY?! this is an english wikia, please if you don't know much about english go to Google and translate the word! unless STORY is used in some places, if so sorry, but I've only heard and read STOREY, already changed it Ptsimpson 08:40, October 16, 2010 (UTC)

Well, change it back then. And also English has many different forms. American, British etc. Words are spelt differently in each, such as "colour" and "color". ----- It's Magic - Kingcjc 09:51, October 16, 2010 (UTC)

I know that, I just never read or heard that way, in the books and sites i've read it only appears STOREY, and that was the way we were taught, but such differences like COLOUR and COLOR I know exist. Ptsimpson 13:32, October 16, 2010 (UTC)

The lingua franca (as it were) of Wikisimpsons is American English, in which "storey" (referring to a level of a building) is considered an archaic usage. The only place I remember seeing it is in the Little House on the Prairie books. Even as long ago as the 1940s, "story" has been used to refer to both an account you tell someone and a level of a building (as in the book The Four-Story Mistake, which was written in 1942).

If you look up "storey" on Wikipedia, it'll tell you that "storey" is UK usage and "story" is American usage.-- Mythigator 16:06, October 16, 2010 (UTC)