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![]() "Goomba38" > wrote in message . .. > Doug Kanter wrote: > > >> There must be SOME words which upset you if mispronounced. How much do >> you let your kids get away with in this regard? Or, do you believe the >> bullshit about how "all languages evolve", which is really an excuse for >> screwing them up? > > No, that's not my contention at all. I do recognize that accents do vary > though? I believe Jimmy Carter, who IS a nuclear expert, even had his own > way of pronouncing it. Get over it. One persons sins don't validate another's. And, we're not discussing accents here. Speech pathologists have a term for what Bush does to that word - I don't recall what it is. But, it is not "regional color" or an accent, as some people claim. I have a theory: Bush has been instructed by his sitter (Karl Rove) to continue mispronouncing the word as much as he wants. The reason is disgusting. During his first campaign, he made a few comments about the "intellectual elite" or some such nonsense. Mispronouncing the word endears him to a certain segment of his supporters who claim to agree that education is important, but don't have much of it themselves. Meanwhile, I've heard interviews with foreign diplomats from countries like Slovakia and China, and these people often have a command of the English language that makes Bush look utterly pathetic. Something's seriously wrong with that. |
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On Thu, 01 Dec 2005 14:38:48 GMT, Doug Kanter wrote:
>> >> No, that's not my contention at all. I do recognize that accents do vary >> though? I believe Jimmy Carter, who IS a nuclear expert, even had his own >> way of pronouncing it. Get over it. > >One persons sins don't validate another's. And, we're not discussing accents >here. Speech pathologists have a term for what Bush does to that word - I >don't recall what it is. But, it is not "regional color" or an accent, as >some people claim. > >I have a theory: Bush has been instructed by his sitter (Karl Rove) to >continue mispronouncing the word as much as he wants. I also have a theory. Doug Kanter hate George Bush so much, that he will slander the president no matter what. Doug if you have a problem with the president, bring out the reasons why. But to attack him because of his accent and his (to you) mispronunciation of a word, shows your lack of the ability to verbalize the reason of your hatred. |
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![]() "Pan Ohco" > wrote in message ... > On Thu, 01 Dec 2005 14:38:48 GMT, Doug Kanter wrote: > > >>> >>> No, that's not my contention at all. I do recognize that accents do vary >>> though? I believe Jimmy Carter, who IS a nuclear expert, even had his >>> own >>> way of pronouncing it. Get over it. >> >>One persons sins don't validate another's. And, we're not discussing >>accents >>here. Speech pathologists have a term for what Bush does to that word - I >>don't recall what it is. But, it is not "regional color" or an accent, as >>some people claim. >> >>I have a theory: Bush has been instructed by his sitter (Karl Rove) to >>continue mispronouncing the word as much as he wants. > > I also have a theory. > Doug Kanter hate George Bush so much, that he will slander the > president no matter what. > Doug if you have a problem with the president, bring out the reasons > why. But to attack him because of his accent and his (to you) > mispronunciation of a word, shows your lack of the ability to > verbalize the reason of your hatred. 1) It's not an accent. Visit your nearest school and ask the speech pathologist. 2) There is only one way to pronounce the word. Check any dictionary. 3) I have a real problem with people who take jobs they know they're not qualified for, especially when it puts in jeopardy the lives of citizens who just want to get through their day. This is why I don't claim to know how to fly jets or do surgery. |
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Pan Ohco wrote:
> On Thu, 01 Dec 2005 14:38:48 GMT, Doug Kanter wrote: > > > >>>No, that's not my contention at all. I do recognize that accents do vary >>>though? I believe Jimmy Carter, who IS a nuclear expert, even had his own >>>way of pronouncing it. Get over it. >> >>One persons sins don't validate another's. And, we're not discussing accents >>here. Speech pathologists have a term for what Bush does to that word - I >>don't recall what it is. But, it is not "regional color" or an accent, as >>some people claim. >> >>I have a theory: Bush has been instructed by his sitter (Karl Rove) to >>continue mispronouncing the word as much as he wants. > > > I also have a theory. > Doug Kanter hate George Bush so much, that he will slander the > president no matter what. > Doug if you have a problem with the president, bring out the reasons > why. But to attack him because of his accent and his (to you) > mispronunciation of a word, shows your lack of the ability to > verbalize the reason of your hatred. It *is* a mispronounciation. "nuclear" only has one "u" in it. -- saerah "Peace is not an absence of war, it is a virtue, a state of mind, a disposition for benevolence, confidence, justice." -Baruch Spinoza "There is a theory which states that if ever anybody discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened." -Douglas Adams |
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