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Why the frickin heck do morons talk like this?

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NikPreviousAcct

No Lifer
I'm watching Wing Nuts on the Discovery Channel. The "narrator" just pronounced "WW2" as "double-yew double-yew two." Why in the crap would anyone say seven syllables to describe something that could just as easily and less cryptically say three syllables? World War Two. Double-yew double-yew two.

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More importantly, why do I care?
 
its a accent, but you should know that.

like

waaazzzzaaaaaappppppp.

people everywhere speak differently, live with it.
 
Originally posted by: Nik
I'm watching Wing Nuts on the Discovery Channel. The "narrator" just pronounced "WW2" as "double-yew double-yew two." Why in the crap would anyone say seven syllables to describe something that could just as easily and less cryptically say three syllables? World War Two. Double-yew double-yew two.

😕

🙁

More importantly, why do I care?
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Subliminal messages people...
Who do we call W...???
Two hints...
White...
House...
...
Two terms...
Two Bushes...
WW2...
They just do that so they can brainwash everybody...
Or at least dumb down the smart people who actually watch shows like that...
By the way...
Go Bush...
 
Originally posted by: KLin
because you touch yourself at night.
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I thought that was the reason all the dinosaurs died out






Family Guy Episde 220 Wasted Talent... possibly the best episode EVER!!!!
 
Originally posted by: Nik
I'm watching Wing Nuts on the Discovery Channel. The "narrator" just pronounced "WW2" as "double-yew double-yew two." Why in the crap would anyone say seven syllables to describe something that could just as easily and less cryptically say three syllables? World War Two. Double-yew double-yew two.

😕

🙁

More importantly, why do I care?
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"World War Two" is four syllables, ya dumbass. 😛
 
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: Nik
I'm watching Wing Nuts on the Discovery Channel. The "narrator" just pronounced "WW2" as "double-yew double-yew two." Why in the crap would anyone say seven syllables to describe something that could just as easily and less cryptically say three syllables? World War Two. Double-yew double-yew two.

😕

🙁

More importantly, why do I care?
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"World War Two" is four syllables, ya dumbass. 😛
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only if you stutter while saying it. In other words, no.
 
Originally posted by: element
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: Nik
I'm watching Wing Nuts on the Discovery Channel. The "narrator" just pronounced "WW2" as "double-yew double-yew two." Why in the crap would anyone say seven syllables to describe something that could just as easily and less cryptically say three syllables? World War Two. Double-yew double-yew two.

😕

🙁

More importantly, why do I care?
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"World War Two" is four syllables, ya dumbass. 😛
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only if you stutter while saying it. In other words, no.
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For all intents and purposes, "World" is two syllables. It may not be technically so, but verbally is is.
 
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: element
how on earth do you pronounce world for it to sound like 2 syllables?
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Like anyone else. I have no accent.
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neither do I, and I've never heard world sounding like it has 2 syllables, I can't even imagine an accent giving it a second syllable.
 
Originally posted by: element
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: element
how on earth do you pronounce world for it to sound like 2 syllables?
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Like anyone else. I have no accent.
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neither do I, and I've never heard world sounding like it has 2 syllables, I can't even imagine an accent giving it a second syllable.
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To me, it sounds like "were-old"
 
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