“rather”

“geegaws”

“cray-zeee”

“muthafuckas”

saying “Trump” sounds like the noise Yoshi makes sticking out his tongue

C. Derrick Varn “kluge”

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nucular

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Now watch this drive

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“Terlit” instead of toilet will stick with me forever.

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(Cal Chuchesta voice)

Ooh, hat dags

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I don’t even know what accent “terlit” is from

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Me neither! I’ve heard it in the in the northeast as well as the south.

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I say this just because I think its funny

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I knew a guy in my IT office that would say “Catch-pa” instead of “Captcha” or whatever. Very consistently and deliberately.

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Ooh, idk why but that reminded me

Friend’s friend’s bandmate that always pronounced the music gear brand Ibanez like the last name “Ibañez”

(To be fair I’m pretty sure that one was at least actually right at some point, but everyone says “eye-buh-nez” instead of"eee-bahn-yez")

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An administrator at my school said “Chick-a-fil-a”

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It took me a couple of looks to see what was wrong here

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Every white boomer in America says “chipolte” instead of chipotle and it annoys the shit out of me. Like they don’t even use the Americanized version of the word they just straight up say it wrong

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Oh man, so many corny older relatives love saying “tar-zjayyy” for Target like it’s funny to pronounce it like it’s French for some reason

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it’s because French is the lingua franca of esoteric angloid douchebaggery.

Ah ouais. Le Tar-zjay, Le Kro-zjay… c’est magnifique, c’est incroyable. Allons-y, si vous plait.

my fave is to pronounce Publix as PUBE-licks. that’s a crowd pleaser and if you say it front of a parent with their child, it has cascading effects.

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Mwaaahhh the French douchebaggery has always been celebrated for its excellence

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THE FRENCH STORE HURR HURR HURR okay mom thanks I hadn’t heard that one since yesterday

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My old store manager would use the word “preface” to mean that he agreed with something. He didn’t say it in a weird way, I think he just didn’t know what it meant.

If you said something he liked he’d say “I’d like to preface that statement” and no one ever corrected him

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Knew a guy that thought using “vis à vis” whenever he could made him sound smarter, but he said it with a weird stress on the first syllable and rushed it all together, so everyone referred to him as “Visa-vee” in passing behind his back

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