question for the british folk

[NotAMouse]

Or you just need to come to New York. There's this fabulous restaurant near my place called Carmine's -- best meat lasagna I've ever had. (And they serve food family style, so the plates of it are HUGE, meant to serve 4-6 people at a time.)

@Sherlock Holmes

Spamily dinner time at Carmine's? I'm down.

[stark]

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Spamily dinner time at Carmine's? I'm down.

@Taaj

Anytime. I've got a sofa bed for guests and you've got an open invitation.

[NotAMouse]

Anytime. I've got a sofa bed for guests and you've got an open invitation.

@Sherlock Holmes

Awwwh. I was actually thinking of taking a trip in that direction this year, maybe in the fall. NY and Boston, hopefully.

[stark]

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Awwwh. I was actually thinking of taking a trip in that direction this year, maybe in the fall. NY and Boston, hopefully.

@Taaj

You've got a place to stay if you make the trip. No worries. Fall in Manhattan is pretty.

[BrobyDDark]

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for FUCK'S sake. FUCK.

Really though the reason I say this is because I don't think the British folk realize they sound like SARAH FUCKING PALIN when they say "taco."

They say it with a short A.
It needs to be a long A.

Just pls. ;-;

@Taaj

Tayco?

[NotAMouse]

@Sherlock Holmes



u da best. I'll let you know.

[NotAMouse]

Tayco?

@BrobyDDark

Nah, more like the A in apple.

[KnightShade]

tækəʊ?

[ClocktowerEchos]

Taiko?

[BrobyDDark]

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Nah, more like the A in apple.

@Taaj

Tacko?

Its pronounced Tawko, though.

[NotAMouse]

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Tacko?

Its pronounced Tawko, though.

@BrobyDDark

Exactly.

[Awson]

While we're on the subject: fajita uses the same vowel sounds as Vegeta.

[JDolan]

Who needs tacos when you have lahmacun? Try pronouncing that one correctly, Yankees.

[a picture of tasty lahmacun]

@Hank

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It doesn't look like it would be that hard to pronounce... Lah-mack-uhn is how I think I'd say it. Wrong?

@Sherlock Holmes

Wronger than wrong.

It is pronounced La-mu-joon. Alternatively Lah-ma-tchoon, depending on the accent/dialect of Turkish.

[NotAMouse]

Isn't that Turkish pizza?

Goddamn, I need to make my way back to Europe soon.

[JDolan]

Properly, a super-thin flatbread and ground meat and red pepper paste and spices. Usually eaten with lemon juice, onion, and lettuce atop, rolled up burrito-like for eating.

[stark]

Wronger than wrong.

It is pronounced La-mu-joon. Alternatively Lah-ma-tchoon, depending on the accent/dialect of Turkish.

@JDolan

FML.

[Dinh AaronMk]

Isn't that Turkish pizza?

Goddamn, I need to make my way back to Europe soon.

@Taaj

Why go to Europe for the food when you can learn to cook it yourself?

[Vilageidiotx]

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no, it's a short a, because we speak english properly. you yank fucks.

@Grimhildr

You lost your empire, we still have ours, so we get to determine proper diction.

[The Nexerus]

Hi there. Briton here.

We can't pronounce words correctly because of our bad teeth.

Cheers,
-Briton

[skidcrow]

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You lost your empire, we still have ours, so we get to determine proper diction.

@Vilageidiotx

your empire is run by a cheeto-faced baby