Loo-Kistic or Loo-Systic?

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Originally Posted by JasonGranger

Pssst... I was there when you were in chat talking about getting the het. leucistic BPs...

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Why do I seem to miss the good stuff :confused:

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Originally Posted by cueball

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Why do I seem to miss the good stuff :confused:

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I told him not to tell....but does he listen!? NO SIR-E-BOB!

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Originally Posted by cueball

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Why do I seem to miss the good stuff :confused:

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It was a chat on another forum.

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Originally Posted by BIGMOUTH

It was a chat on another forum.

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*smack* LOL!:P ThAts the end of this conversaion...I told you it was a maybe anyway.:banned1::P

He asked a question and I answered. ;)

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Originally Posted by JasonGranger

He asked a question and I answered. ;)

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Blah blah blah blah:taz: :colbert:

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Originally Posted by cueball

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Why do I seem to miss the good stuff :confused:

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Cause you have D-U!! LOL!!

Pronunciation has alot to do with where you have grown up and how those around you pronounce certain things....

http://www.uta.fi/FAST/US1/P1/RSV/jokela.html
http://www.ling.upenn.edu/phono_atlas/ICSLP4.html

soda, pop, cola, soda pop...they are all basically the same thing, however, depending on what part of the US you come from, you will not be using the same word as another in another part of the US to describe that refreshing carbonated cold drink...

you all, y'all.... same thing, different ways of saying it... also depends on what part of the US you come from....

then, there are those words, that sound alike, but are not spelled alike, nor have the same meaning...
thier, there
hair, hare
bare, bear
pear, pair

oh, got to love those spelled alike, but have different meanings...
tears.. as in crying type tears
tears.. tears a muscle (meniscal tear- One of the most commonly injured parts of the knee)

Oh yes, our launguage (english) is pretty confusing in its own right... no wonder it is the hardest language to master, especially if you did not grow up speaking it....

OH yeah--- loo-syst-ic..... thats how I pronounce that!

Well, up here in the northwest we say "fer" as opposed to "for", to the utter amusement of out of towners.

Of course, a "boid" in New York has wings and is fully capable of flying :).

Lucy...

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