Cult of the Hugglers

Connor002

Connor002

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Pongo said:
My grandma says "warsh" instead of "wash". But other than that, no butchering here.
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On the other side of the family, my grandmom does all kinds of things in an odd way...

Maybe that's where I get my eccentricity from... :lookaroun

Plus, sometimes she mutters things in german... :lookaroun
 
Nemo14

Nemo14

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Connor002 said:
Must be difficult considering the state's name starts with one... :lookaroun
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Actually it's OK if it falls in the beginning of a word, or if a word doesn't have one, you can always add it in, but for the most part, the letter "R" is strictly taboo.
 
Uponastar

Uponastar

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Connor002 said:
It's pronounced "youz..." and it drives me crazy...
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My husband actually asked me how to spell "yous" just yesterday! :lol:
After I recovered, he told me he was using it as a slang term in something he was writing. :lol:
 
Uponastar

Uponastar

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Connor002 said:
On the other side of the family, my grandmom does all kinds of things in an odd way...

Maybe that's where I get my eccentricity from... :lookaroun

Plus, sometimes she mutters things in german... :lookaroun
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If I was your grandmom, I'd be doing a lot of muttering! :lol:
 
barnum42

barnum42

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Connor002 said:
My grandparents are from South Philadelphia.
It goes without saying I've heard my fair share of butchered English.
Then again, I imagine the Brits probably think that of us...
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English get butchered by Britons too. I have a fair mix of background variations on English, my Dad is from London, and my Mother is from Scotland born to Irish parents. And right now I have a Welsh girlfriend. I have the whole British Isles set! :lol:
 
Connor002

Connor002

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barnum42 said:
English get butchered by Britons too. I have a fair mix of background variations on English, my Dad is from London, and my Mother is from Scotland born to Irish parents. And right now I have a Welsh girlfriend. I have the whole British Isles set! :lol:
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Yay for the hat trick! :sohappy:

:lookaroun

So... I wonder who actually speaks English the right way...
Couldn't be those Australlians... could it? :lookaroun
 

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