Rouge or Rogue???
Websters: Definition of rogue
a person whose behaviour one disapproves of but who is nonetheless likeable or attractive
a person or thing that behaves in an aberrant or unpredictable way, typically with damaging or dangerous effects
a person whose behaviour one disapproves of but who is nonetheless likeable or attractive
a person or thing that behaves in an aberrant or unpredictable way, typically with damaging or dangerous effects
Rouge. Not Rogue. So why are we getting definitions of rogue?
With that said, I'll just leave this right here.
All of them borrowed money. FoMoCo wasn't going to go out of business without it.
With that said, I'll just leave this right here.
po·ta·to noun, often attributive \pə-ˈtā-(ˌ)tō, -tə, dialect pə-ˈdā-, bə-\
: a round root of a plant that has brown, yellow, or red skin and white or yellow flesh and that is eaten as a vegetable
: the plant that produces potatoe
: a round root of a plant that has brown, yellow, or red skin and white or yellow flesh and that is eaten as a vegetable
: the plant that produces potatoe
Why does the sticker on the windshield of my truck say "Built with Rouge Pride"?
Now, before you answer, read it again.
Rouge is a color and French for "red"
ROGUE seems more fitting but maaaaaybe there's a reason for rouge?
I never looked that close and always assumed it read "Built with Rogue Pride" but now I think it is misspelled!
Has anyone else noticed this and/or looked into it??? What do you think...
Now, before you answer, read it again.
Rouge is a color and French for "red"
ROGUE seems more fitting but maaaaaybe there's a reason for rouge?
I never looked that close and always assumed it read "Built with Rogue Pride" but now I think it is misspelled!
Has anyone else noticed this and/or looked into it??? What do you think...





