Has anyone else noticed that Druff's pronunciation of certain words on the radio show are off a bit? Here are some examples that come to mind, with how he has said these words during the show, followed by standard pronunciation.
Successor: "SUH-SESS-er" (should be "SUK-SESS-or")
Sovereign: "SUH-ver-en" (should be "SAH-ver-en")
Recognize: "RECK-a-nize" (should be "RECK-uhg-nize")
Which has me wondering: Could this be the Vicodin talking? And is an intervention in order?
When you are done, please put it in the Ar-chive
Fricken wackoQuote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
In that vein, 4/5 on the Mike Tyson impersonation......quit to soon
Mike calling in to talk to Colonel Fabersham would be interesting.
WI-y DONE-t Y-u GO-w ANN-d FUH-k YOR-SEL-fQuote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
Belly! I'm also concerned about you! The way you slurred this seven syllable sentence could be a sign of a stroke. Here's NHS's non-emergency number. Give 'em a call and let us know how it works out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Belly BusterWI-y DONE-t Y-u GO-w ANN-d FUH-k YOR-SEL-fQuote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
Real talk though the Colonel's pronunciation of English/Scottish place names is the nut low.
Yeah. It would be a serious fail if the Colonel pronunced "Portsmouth" as "Ports-mouth" during one of his calls. But I would love to hear him discuss that time he got lost in Gloucestershire while on his way to take advantage of a casino promotion at Les Croupiers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Belly Buster