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Yes, the 'ax' for 'ask' gets to me too. And I used to have a boss that would say 'dest' for 'desk' and 'twicet' for 'twice'. I als cringe when people say 'Januwury' or 'Febuwury.' |
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OMG! I'm dyin' here! |
Okay, my husband and everybody in his family says "All-timers" instead of Alzheimers. I have a good friend of the family who says "Buff-ette" instead of buffet. My friend's mother says "zink" instead of "sink". What about when people say, "Where are you AT?" I always tell my son to drop the at!!! And, I just can't stand when after every other word a "you know what I mean?" has to follow. |
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and the at really gets me too! |
My mom is infamous for "heel" rather than hill, "Filim" rather than film, and "Brownchitis" for bronchitis!!! |
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Like, Dude I know exactly what you're um talking about!! |
Oh yeah, my husband's grandfather says "Taganol" instead of "Tylenol". My sister-in-law says "I had to go take some tesses" instead of "I had to go take some tests" (that one really burns me up). |
:confuse2: Oooooh...and fire ain'ts! |
Two more: Ambalams? Al-blums? (That one is for you folks who were born BEFORE the CD era). |
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my grandfather cant pronounce cosmo so out of the blue he decides to call him tylone... thats how he says tylenol:rolleyes: I think its cause he can't hear that well.. |
we are always making fun of my mom because she says Camry (like the car) for camera and far instead of fire. Oh and she drives and Intrepid and she calls it an interpret. lol |
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That reminds me of that movie with Joe Pesci when he's the lawyer.......what is the movie? Anyway, when he keeps saying "youts", and finally the judge says, "What, sir, is a yout?":yelrotflm :yelrotflm :yelrotflm |
oh, and baccer instead of tobacco. My son calls a backhoe a backeehoe, of course he is only 2.:p |
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