You pronounce it the second way or the third way?They pronounced the wrong one first. I tend to believe Merriam/Webster over this Emma chick. Bet she's from NC.
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You pronounce it the second way or the third way?They pronounced the wrong one first. I tend to believe Merriam/Webster over this Emma chick. Bet she's from NC.
In northeast PA and NY section of the Appalachian Mountains we pronounce it the third way. Not sure how they pronounce it in New England, but they pronounce everything wrong.You pronounce it the second way or the third way?
In northeast PA and NY section of the Appalachian Mountains we pronounce it the third way. Not sure how they pronounce it in New England, but they pronounce everything wrong.
So we got three of us pronouncing it three different ways. You're gonna make the kid's brain explode.I've always heard it pronounced the second way. The northernmost 10 miles of the Appalachian (Appa-lay-shun) Trail is in Maine at Baxter State Park.
The kid's gonna disown you as a southerner. And he'll claim transplants should know better.The second way of pronunciation.
Looky here... We're like peas and carrots.I do the third way.
You're the special needs one, though.Looky here... We're like peas and carrots.
Bazinga!You're the special needs one, though.
Born and raised in NYC/ spent the majority of my life in FL 50 years + and still put an "r" at end of idea!!The kid's gonna disown you as a southerner. And he'll claim transplants should know better.
If you're the special needs one, (which would obviously be the carrots because those things can grow all f'd up), that leaves me to be the perfect little pea who just happened to be molested as a young pea, a stripper, drug addict and AIDS carrier.Bazinga!
DiO'Bolic . I think the joke was on me, millionaire special-needs carrot guy.If you're the special needs one, (which would obviously be the carrots because those things can grow all f'd up), that leaves me to be the perfect little pea who just happened to be molested as a young pea, a stripper, drug addict and AIDS carrier.
Well... I did recently get me one of these...DiO'Bolic . I think the joke was on me, millionaire special-needs carrot guy.
It was Hepatitis C, not AIDS.If you're the special needs one, (which would obviously be the carrots because those things can grow all f'd up), that leaves me to be the perfect little pea who just happened to be molested as a young pea, a stripper, drug addict and AIDS carrier.
No, it was AIDS. Although George Zemeckis states that they never came right out and said it, it was the disease ravaging the population during the time frame.It was Hepatitis C, not AIDS.
I sold my boat so I guess I have no choice but to paint the name “Dana Jean’ on the back of my tractor… and drive it around the Appa-LAY-shin mountains.
In the sequel to the novel, titled Gump & Co, readers find out that Jenny actually died of Hepatitis C. What... we shouldn't trust what authors write? "Meh... what do they know!"No, it was AIDS. Although George Zemeckis states that they never came right out and said it, it was the disease ravaging the population during the time frame.
Winston Groom? NO. He had a seed of a story. Eric Roth, the screenwriter was the one that made him the millions. He was the guy that made that story amazing. Winston Groom's story was horrible.In the sequel to the novel, titled Gump & Co, readers find out that Jenny actually died of Hepatitis C. What... we shouldn't trust what authors write? "Meh... what do they know!"
It’s clearly said like “Apple-asian”