You talking about PotatOH's?
good one. When I hear myself recorded, I shudder at my accent. I don't think it's that bad until I hear the recorded version.....ugh.
Maybe you're pronouncing it incorrectly?
it is a good excuse for what ya did to/with the fat chick from the night before.
Spit cup/bottle ??? uh-oh......
most stations now have a contractual obligation to play them
'cause I enjoy it! Although, I really should quit.......
Jordan = JOR-den, not JUR-denMaybe you're pronouncing it incorrectly?
I actually got into a discussion about this the other day. Someone asked how to say a last name and I gave the correct answer. My coworker says that he has friends with that last name and they say it another way. I told him that they're saying it wrong, and he says it's their name, how can they be saying it wrong?
It's simple. They, or their ancestors, forgot how to say it properly.
If a surname has an origin, then it has a correct pronunciation. The same thing with city names. I don't care if 10,000 people in Vienna, Georgia say "V-eye-enna" it's V-ee-enna.
I know not of this spit cup/bottle of which you speak.
_wink: Especially when there's a perfectly good floor to spit on.
Don't come to Oxford & pronounce it that way unless you want to be corrected.:biggrin2:
actually people are pronouncing it wrong in a different way than ever before. my last name starts with a "G", certain people have now started pronouncing it with the "J" sound. this is brand new and I don't know what to make of it. especially when I correct them and they still do it?Maybe you're pronouncing it incorrectly?
I actually got into a discussion about this the other day. Someone asked how to say a last name and I gave the correct answer. My coworker says that he has friends with that last name and they say it another way. I told him that they're saying it wrong, and he says it's their name, how can they be saying it wrong?
It's simple. They, or their ancestors, forgot how to say it properly.
If a surname has an origin, then it has a correct pronunciation. The same thing with city names. I don't care if 10,000 people in Vienna, Georgia say "V-eye-enna" it's V-ee-enna.
Hmm. Without actually knowing your last name it's hard to say. However, maybe they just like seeing your reaction to it?
Why do people still write checksWhy does that idiot behind you lay down on his horn because you made a right turn in front of him?
Why is it that at a traffic light the only person in line not paying attention to the light is the one at the head of the line? :rolleye2:
Why do people in heavy foot traffic areas, malls, supermarkets, dept. stores, etc, tend to walk on the left. Seems like having to drive on the right would influence people to also walk on the right. :conf3:
Why do women at the supermarket wait until their order is completely totaled before they even start writing their check and then have to be asked for their drivers license?
Our last name usedto be pronounced "Jer-dan" but at the time it was spelled Jourdan and someone dropped the 'u', changing the local enunciation to Jerdan. Someone thankfully started re-pronouncing it "Jordan".
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