What is the difference between Rodger and Roger?

[FelixDeCat]

With the exception of the missing letter 'd', I submit that only one is spelled properly and its not the one missing a consonant.

Furthermore, there is also a strange tendency to pronounce these two names the same way, despite between spelled differently: Sean / Shawn.

One should sound like "Seen" the other "Shawn" as in "De'Shawn Washington". Therefore the actor who you might know as James Bond was once played by a man called Seen Connery..

Seen-

DeShawn

 

[TastesLikeChicken]

Same difference as rodgering or rogering. Either way, Oldsmoboat is behind you with a big grin on his face.

 

[Soundmanred]

Flagged as inappropriate

 

[her209]

Rod-gurr

 

[NoStateofMind]

Answer: d

 

[BoomerD]

With the exception of the missing letter 'd', I submit that only one is spelled properly and its not the one missing a consonant.

Furthermore, there is also a strange tendency to pronounce these two names the same way, despite between spelled differently: Sean / Shawn.

One should sound like "Seen" the other "Shawn" as in "De'Shawn Washington". Therefore the actor who you might know as James Bond was once played by a man called Seen Connery..

Seen-

DeShawn

ROFL...My neighbor is one of a set of twins. The neighbor's name is Sean...but it's pronounced "Seen." His brother is Shawn...pronounced Shawn.
Yes...his mom is a fucking fruitcake.

 

[thejunglegod]

ROFL...My neighbor is one of a set of twins. The neighbor's name is Sean...but it's pronounced "Seen." His brother is Shawn...pronounced Shawn. Yes...his mom is a fucking fruitcake.

That is going to confuse the hell out of everybody.

 

[BoomerD]

That is going to confuse the hell out of everybody.

They're in their mid-40's...so everyone who knows them is used to it...but since NORMAL people pronounce "Sean" as "Shawn," the lulz still occur from time to time.