^^ hahahaha, I don't even know how you could mix up cheddar and cedar. That would drive me nuts.

6/22/2008 8:48:47 AM

Quote :

"British people always pronounce aluminum as "aluminium""

that's because the most common spelling of the word is "aluminium."
only use yanks use the spelling "aluminum"







oh, there is no "T" in "Wilson"

6/22/2008 9:46:11 AM

Naw, British people just like to cheat at games like Boggle

6/22/2008 9:47:01 AM

jewelry

i hear people say it either as a two syllable or three syllable word

i think the right way is 2

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6/22/2008 9:49:02 AM

if you go to johnston county, any one syllable word becomes at least two syllables.

6/22/2008 9:50:09 AM

I always thought it was the other way around in the countryside.

6/22/2008 9:55:59 AM

at least half the country does not know the difference between wary and weary

i always hear shit like "i am weary of walking across campus alone at night" when the intended meaning is "i'm skurd"

it is particularly annoying since one could actually be weary of many things that make one wary

6/22/2008 9:59:57 AM

___ville != ___vull


i.e. Whiteville is not Wattvull, Fayetteville is not Fetvull

pronounce the damn word you southern nincompoop

Nincompoop - possibly from Latin non compos mentis, "not of sound mind"

6/22/2008 10:33:57 AM

co-worker says "are" instead of "or."


"we could do this, are we could do that."

6/22/2008 1:07:02 PM

^ weird

6/26/2008 11:41:29 PM