I watched her again today, first time in a while..
Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
lucy

>From: "me"
>Date: 12/14/04 1:25 PM Pacific

>Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
>Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.

Some people just have no tolerance for regional accents and cultural
differences. Maybe one day if they force us all to be the same you'll be happy!
;> LOL

Brent,
That was lame.. I was born in Georgia and raised in Arkansas and have a
southern accent my own self. It is nothing like her over-done version of a
southern accent though. Puleez..
lucy

"Brent97G" > wrote in message
...
> >From: "me"
>>Date: 12/14/04 1:25 PM Pacific
>
>>Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
>>Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
>
> Some people just have no tolerance for regional accents and cultural
> differences. Maybe one day if they force us all to be the same you'll be
> happy!
> ;> LOL

In article > ,
"me" > wrote:

> Brent,
> That was lame.. I was born in Georgia and raised in Arkansas and have a
> southern accent my own self. It is nothing like her over-done version of a
> southern accent though. Puleez..

"Over-done"??? I think she sounds just like some of my mother's
small-town relatives when I was growing up in Arkansas in the fifties.

Isaac

Like Emeril, I think Paula Deen turns up the accent a notch or two for
the TV's sake.

Karen
p.s. I pronounced Worcestershire sauce the same way Paula does, too.

I thought the dictionary might help with the correct pronunciation
*LAUGHS HEARTILY*


Pronunciation: 'wus-t&(r)-"shir-, -sh&r- also -"shIr-

I'd need to be a frikking English Major to undertand that!

Barb Anne

"Karen" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Like Emeril, I think Paula Deen turns up the accent a notch or two for
> the TV's sake.
>
> Karen
> p.s. I pronounced Worcestershire sauce the same way Paula does, too.
Karen,
Hear hear.. that was my point, not necessarily just that one word.. I guess
like someone else mentioned her licking her fingers being gross, and talking
with her mouth full, etc.. I guess her trumped up accent is my pet peeve.
lol
lucy

"Karen" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Like Emeril, I think Paula Deen turns up the accent a notch or two for
> the TV's sake.
>
> Karen
> p.s. I pronounced Worcestershire sauce the same way Paula does, too.
Karen,
Hear hear.. that was my point, not necessarily just that one word.. I guess
like someone else mentioned her licking her fingers being gross, and talking
with her mouth full, etc.. I guess her trumped up accent is my pet peeve.
lol
lucy

"Karen" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Like Emeril, I think Paula Deen turns up the accent a notch or two for
> the TV's sake.
>
> Karen
> p.s. I pronounced Worcestershire sauce the same way Paula does, too.
Karen,
Hear hear.. that was my point, not necessarily just that one word.. I guess
like someone else mentioned her licking her fingers being gross, and talking
with her mouth full, etc.. I guess her trumped up accent is my pet peeve.
lol
lucy

me wrote:
>
> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> lucy

There's another way to pronounce it?

nancy

"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
...
> me wrote:
>>
>> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
>> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
>> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
>> lucy
>
> There's another way to pronounce it?
>
> nancy


http://tinyurl.com/3zl4g


--Rich

How about everytime she licks her fingers?

"Snowfeet1" > wrote in message
...
> How about everytime she licks her fingers?

Thankfully she is only on once a day or so unlike Emeril who is on about 4
hours a day. I think her sons look like shiftless morons.

On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 04:33:11 GMT, "Vox Humana"
> wrote:

> Thankfully she is only on once a day or so unlike Emeril who is on about 4
> hours a day. I think her sons look like shiftless morons.

How do you guys have the time to count appearances daily? I
spend all of my free time here, not looking at the TV Guide.

sf
Practice safe eating - always use condiments

On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 04:33:11 GMT, "Vox Humana"
> wrote:

> Thankfully she is only on once a day or so unlike Emeril who is on about 4
> hours a day. I think her sons look like shiftless morons.

How do you guys have the time to count appearances daily? I
spend all of my free time here, not looking at the TV Guide.

sf
Practice safe eating - always use condiments

How about everytime she licks her fingers?

On 15-Dec-2004, "Rich" > wrote:

> "Nancy Young" > wrote in message
> ...
> > me wrote:
> >>
> >> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> >> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> >> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> >> lucy
> >
> > There's another way to pronounce it?
> >
> > nancy
>
>
> http://tinyurl.com/3zl4g
>
>
> --Rich

It's incredible to me how some are perturbed by how somebody else
speaks. The audio pronunciation given by the above URL is
' WUSTA-SHEAR'. Who cares? Well I guess somebody does.

--
Brick(DL5BF, WA7ERO, HS4ADI)


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Wandering along the edges of rec.food.cooking, I found the following bit
of electronic flotsam written by "Brick" > in
:

>> >> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
>> >> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce
>> >> Worcestershire? Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I
>> >> wanted to smack her. lucy
>> >
>> > There's another way to pronounce it?
>
> It's incredible to me how some are perturbed by how somebody else
> speaks. The audio pronunciation given by the above URL is
> ' WUSTA-SHEAR'. Who cares? Well I guess somebody does.

My brother-in-law from Mississippi always says, "whats-this-here sauce"!

On 15-Dec-2004, "Rich" > wrote:

> "Nancy Young" > wrote in message
> ...
> > me wrote:
> >>
> >> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> >> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> >> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> >> lucy
> >
> > There's another way to pronounce it?
> >
> > nancy
>
>
> http://tinyurl.com/3zl4g
>
>
> --Rich

It's incredible to me how some are perturbed by how somebody else
speaks. The audio pronunciation given by the above URL is
' WUSTA-SHEAR'. Who cares? Well I guess somebody does.

--
Brick(DL5BF, WA7ERO, HS4ADI)


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"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
...
> me wrote:
>>
>> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
>> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
>> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
>> lucy
>
> There's another way to pronounce it?
>
> nancy


http://tinyurl.com/3zl4g


--Rich

hey baby

Maybe you pronounce things that she would find "odd" or "incorrect." I
have heard Worcestershire Sauce pronounced in countless ways. In
England it's "Wooooster-Sauce." I say "Wiss-tah-SHEER" Sauce. Your
aunt Fanny may say "WORSE-Chester-shire sauce. Who the hell cares as
long as you know what it is and when to add it to the recipe?

me wrote:
>
> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> lucy

Oh, you mean W sauce?

--
JaKe,
Seattle
Read my Blog:
http://drummerjk.blogspot.com

On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 14:57:57 GMT, JaKe >
wrote:

> 'woo-ster-shyur'

That's a decent Southern approximation.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?L25452A0A

So, how do *you* pronounce it that's so different - Mr.
KnowItAll?

sf
Practice safe eating - always use condiments

On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 14:57:57 GMT, JaKe >
wrote:

> 'woo-ster-shyur'

That's a decent Southern approximation.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?L25452A0A

So, how do *you* pronounce it that's so different - Mr.
KnowItAll?

sf
Practice safe eating - always use condiments

me wrote:
>
> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> lucy

There's another way to pronounce it?

nancy

Maybe you pronounce things that she would find "odd" or "incorrect." I
have heard Worcestershire Sauce pronounced in countless ways. In
England it's "Wooooster-Sauce." I say "Wiss-tah-SHEER" Sauce. Your
aunt Fanny may say "WORSE-Chester-shire sauce. Who the hell cares as
long as you know what it is and when to add it to the recipe?

>From: "me"
>Date: 12/14/04 1:25 PM Pacific

>Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
>Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.

Some people just have no tolerance for regional accents and cultural
differences. Maybe one day if they force us all to be the same you'll be happy!
;> LOL

hey baby

me wrote:
>
> I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> lucy

Oh, you mean W sauce?

--
JaKe,
Seattle
Read my Blog:
http://drummerjk.blogspot.com

I know it's like people who make stooooopid critical posts. Ya' just want
to pop 'em upside the heed.

"me" > wrote in message
. com...
>I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> lucy
>
>

I know it's like people who make stooooopid critical posts. Ya' just want
to pop 'em upside the heed.

"me" > wrote in message
. com...
>I watched her again today, first time in a while..
> Can't someone at the network teach her how to pronounce Worcestershire?
> Every time I heard her say 'woo-ster-shyur', I wanted to smack her.
> lucy
>
>