Similar to Brits that say Mary-land.I had a friend in England who had never been in the US. Kept talk about the Pot O Mac near Washington. Took me a while to figure that one out.
Well, how do you like the cut of your jib?I pronounce mine jib
That would be Dan Quayle.Oh, and add an ‘e’ to potato and tomato, so GWB can read this!
I'm afraid I have more empathy for bad spoilers than animosity. You go, Quayl!That would be Dan Quayle.
I before E
Except in weird.And sometimes Y.
And in German. IE and EI happen in equal measure in German words. 'Weird' is Germanic in origin!Except in weird.
Y'all er dang wrong! South of Interstate 40 we oil sez...Washington the other day as Warsh-ing-don
I'll bet that guy was from Bwoston.Y'all er dang wrong! South of Interstate 40 we oil sez...
Wash Tun
Jim...
PS: Dat durn feller frum West-cunsun eats too Manny cheeze curds.
Why use 3 syllables when 2 syllables will get the job done! With my A-crew sometimes I use NO syllables, simply point at the bow and rotate my finger at shoulder height.Why some people "translate" genoa into genny is beyond me. It's exactly the same numbers of letters.