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Gray = American English, Grey = England English. I believe we use American English here.
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The Dear Diary lexicon is actually a square, white laptop computer. The spine is light | The Dear Diary lexicon is actually a square, white laptop computer. The spine is light gray and there is a black Nobody symbol adorning the lower right corner of the laptop. When opened up, the keys are shown to be black and its wallpaper is shown to display five red Nobody symbols. | ||
A diary is a daily log of personal experiences. Diaries are often, but not always, kept secret and personal to the writer. The phrase “Dear Diary” is a stereotypical header for a diary entry. “Notebook” can either refer to an actual book which notes are written in, or a type of [[Wikipedia:Laptop|laptop computer]]. | A diary is a daily log of personal experiences. Diaries are often, but not always, kept secret and personal to the writer. The phrase “Dear Diary” is a stereotypical header for a diary entry. “Notebook” can either refer to an actual book which notes are written in, or a type of [[Wikipedia:Laptop|laptop computer]]. | ||