I mean who said that was alright?!?!?

When did it become official?

I assume you mean to write "nite" and "lite."

And the answer is that it never did in any official way. They can appear on marketing-driven signs and ad copy and such, but you wouldn't see them much in respectable newspapers or magazines. Then again, you wouldn't see "alright" in respectable newspapers or magazines either--they still stick with "all right."

Efan said:

I assume you mean to write "nite" and "lite."

And the answer is that it never did in any official way. They can appear on marketing-driven signs and ad copy and such, but you wouldn't see them much in respectable newspapers or magazines. Then again, you wouldn't see "alright" in respectable newspapers or magazines either--they still stick with "all right."

I still write it that way.

Genesia said:

Efan said:

I assume you mean to write "nite" and "lite."

And the answer is that it never did in any official way. They can appear on marketing-driven signs and ad copy and such, but you wouldn't see them much in respectable newspapers or magazines. Then again, you wouldn't see "alright" in respectable newspapers or magazines either--they still stick with "all right."

I still write it that way.

I do, too.

Efan said:

Genesia said:

I still write it that way.

I do, too.

riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiite!!!

It never did, and only stupid people make a habit of it.

This is an illuminati scheme, similar to their successful transitioning of the word "lose" into "loose".

RodeoSchro said:

This is an illuminati scheme, similar to their successful transitioning of the word "lose" into "loose".

And yet...

Whenever it became okay to say "Shake and Bake".