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| Banned Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Florida
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| Is it just me , or has anyone else noticed the variations of how people pronounce program ie progrym or progrum. The first time i noticed this was in a commercial for "rosetta stone" and the fat lady states that its a great progrym. Then at work, some fat supervisor of mine pronounces it Progrum, and its sooooo noticable when I just figured people would pronounce it "PRO-GRAM" It bothers the hell out of me and I want to know if anyone else notices this/does this/thinks it might be just fat people (no offense). |
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| Stirrer Of Shit | People come from all over the place, and not everyone talks the way they do in Florida. I wouldn't let it get to you. |
| Eric "For whoever habitually suppresses the truth in the interests of tact will produce a deformity from the womb of his thought." -Sir Basil H. Liddel-Hart http://self-composed.com | |
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| Eligible for a custom title | Well, dialect is a funny thing. Here in Denmark we have something called "rigs dansk" and thats supposed to be the "proper way of speaking danish", but nobody does. Instead, in spite of what little country Denmark is, there's endless numbers of dialects. In fact, you don't have to travel far, to hear people speak a dialect you don't quite understand. |
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| Chuck Norris Join Date: May 2007 Location: London, England
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| weird, i never heard anyone pronounce it like that, tho some ppl pronounce it prog-ram as in "frog" and some pronounce it pro-gram emphasising the "row" |
| http://www.venganza.org/about/open-letter/ "Creationism is not a scientific alternative to natural selection any more than the stork theory is an alternative to sexual reproduction." — Hayes, 1996. | |
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| Just getting started Join Date: Nov 2007
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| Banned Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Florida
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| soda? or pop? besides, you would think i would be used to all different dialects since i am in south florida and half the people here speak poor english and its a diverse region, but the word PRO-GRAM being pronounced funny just strikes a nerve and i cant help getting weird about it. |
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| I see the Fnords. | |
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For just an instant, have a glimpse, a vision, of life through my eyes. It is a staggeringly joyous perspective, a view of how each person's choices can make their own life better. It is a vision of the possible, of how things can and should be.
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