whenever I'm in the mood I guess I'll just stick to trying out Banjo like I planned to (I bought the Rare Replay collection on XB1) and then see if I think it'll be worth it once it's not $40
In my experience, past you is always a very good comedian, because he shares your sense of humor and has the element of surprise because you've forgotten what he said
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
As far as everyone I grew up with proounced things...
The final vowel of, "Montana", is the same sound as the final vowel of, "Oregon", which is also the final vowel of, "Florida".
The middle vowel of, "Montana" is the same as the vowel sound of, "Stan".
The first vowel of, "Montana", and the last vowel of, "Utah" are the same.
Of course, different accents are valid, and I know I pronounce, "for", and "fur", and, "fir", the same when a more educated person would probably pronounce, "for", like the number.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Of course, different accents are valid, and I know I pronounce, "for", and "fur", and, "fir", the same when a more educated person would probably pronounce, "for", like the number.
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Politicians just can't seem to get this one right.
But that's just my British brain.
The same brain who says "Arkansas" as "Ar-can-ses" instead of "Ar-can-saw".
At least it was less of a clusterfuck than Mighty No. 9 was.
EVERYONE.
Come to think of it, I don't know which is actually correct. @Anonus?
The final vowel of, "Montana", is the same sound as the final vowel of, "Oregon", which is also the final vowel of, "Florida".
The middle vowel of, "Montana" is the same as the vowel sound of, "Stan".
The first vowel of, "Montana", and the last vowel of, "Utah" are the same.
Of course, different accents are valid, and I know I pronounce, "for", and "fur", and, "fir", the same when a more educated person would probably pronounce, "for", like the number.
one of my journalism teachers said Toronto with two hard t sounds earlier today and I shuddered
this is important
seems like most Amurricans say it with two Ts tho
*hangs self*
pfft