gemini13 said:

I hate when people say the "t" in "often." It drives me crazy. People who would never pronounce the "t" in "soften" or "listen" think you have to in "often." Why?

I also hate when people misuse "begs the question."

Efan said:

I pronounce the 't' in 'often'



But I will do better from now on, I promise!

those that say

"heighth"

INSATIABLE said:

Trying to break that habit

Rhondab said:

Imago said:

My Gran used to always get masticate and masturbate mixed up. Mealtimes were never dull at her house.

Even now, whenever I chew food, I always think of my Gran and masturbation.

mcmeekle said:

!!

psychodelicide said:

wow.

i thought the two were synonymous when i was a kid.

a young kid.

Protege said:

i used to know a guy who would say acroustic instead of acoustic.

wow, that's a nice acroustic guitar!

magnificentsynthesizer said:

that reminds me of someone i know who's always trying to use the word "grouse" but says it differently almost every time (glouse, gross, etc.), and almost every time uses it wrongly.

it's funny though

It cracks me up when people say "warsh", instead of "wash". They put an "r" in there that does not belong.

psychodelicide said:

some of my extended family members do that.

Anxiety said:

I hate "an historic" too.

Nasty said:

My late grandmother (on my mom's side) used to call batteries "battries" (pronounced bat trees).

psychodelicide said:

InsatiableCream said:

I don't know if it's been said yet but in my biology class the word 'organism' somehow more often than not was pronounced 'orgasm'. Classic.

AsianBomb777 said:

Hell yes..me too. Lots of people in South Carolina near the coast order "Skrimps," work on the "skrimp" boats...Used to drive me insane.

And my grandmother used to say "zink" all the time, and "cabnit." "Marshmellers" too.

Nasty said:

noimageatall said:

I heard that used before

What I'd like to know is why people feel the need to say I'll call them so and so then never mention their name again in the entire story.

REARVIEWED.


It was *just* spoken by my boss. She means to say "reviewed" but keeps saying "REARviewed".

I can't believe I'm the only person laughing about this on my team.

EXpresso!!

Deja Vu all over again.....

pardonme4livin said:

I think that was Yogi Berra's fault.

noimageatall said:

Well, I reckon y'all know how i like my skrimps, taters and marshmellers.

applekisses said:

I say that sometimes. And sometimes I say it right.



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