9 in the afternoooooon
I have a habit of saying things like "usually always" and "9am in the morning" (to which my friends always reply WHEN ELSE WOULD 9AM BE, AMY?!). It's like I have my own language and set way of pronouncing things, my friends laughed when I said "Diffusion" (I said it like Diefusion, which apparently is wrong) and I'm one of them people who say niether instead of neither, same with either. It's really embarrasing xD
Does this happen to you alot?
Last edited by Zeldy; 09-21-2008 at 03:42 PM.
Nope.
Yes!
I pronounce both R's in "February."
When talking about transparent adhesive substances, I say 'gloo' instead of 'glew'
Screw you Wales
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Seems to be a common trait in the North West. I hear a lot of people saying it like that.Originally Posted by Zeldy
I probably use the wrongs words, but I'm not bothered, if they are too stupid to understand what I'm getting at, then they can smurf off as far as I'm concerned. They are just being nit picky bastards.
You hold my heart in your manly hands I wanna feel the throb of your handsome gland. I wanna hold you tight like a newborn kitten, against my flesh like a cashmere mitten. Tickly tick, I'm makin' skin bump heaven and all the way down it's lookin' cleanly shaven. Prickety pricks, it's stubble on stubble I better slow down or I'm in real trouble. Want you, touch you, feel you, taste you! Knick knack whacky whack 'till I see the man stew. spin you around let me see that hole! I'm a tunnelin' in a like a short hair mole. Once I'm inside I'm gonna leave a trace, half in there and half on that face! One finger, two finger, there fingers gone! Mano a mano I love you John!
I'm one of those people who smacks people for saying "9am in the morning."
NEVAR!
'Gloo' and 'glew' are pronounced the same in my dialect.
However, 'foo' and 'few' aren't. I can't get a 'ew' sound coming out of a 'gl.'
I have this thing where I never make any sense.
I hate that phrase so much.
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