If you pronounce it the same was a "crown" I hate you.
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How do you pronounce the word crayon?
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Last: 17 yr ago by One Eyed Reveille
then I guess you hate me, that's how I say it
just like it's spelled
Cray
On
On
Huh?
Wife says Crown. I told her she's not allowed around our children and their crayons....EVER!
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I think herbie rides the short bus to school, that's where he heard it.
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Wife says Crown. I told her she's not allowed around our children and their crayons....EVER!
You're a good man Super.
WTF says it "crown"?
krā-än
krā-än
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I think herbie rides the short bus to school, that's where he heard it.
I only ride it for the chicks.
what about orange
"or-ange"
or
"ar-ange"
"or-ange"
or
"ar-ange"
Herbie, I used to date a chick who said pic-ture :Pitcher....I thought that was bad....till wife said "crown".
T&P for your speech impediment fetish.
cray-yawn sounds ghey
what about:
whar-shing-ton
what about:
whar-shing-ton
my daddy pronounces it "crown."
does everyone on here know what the word "Tumped" means?
It's a colloquialism that even my San Antonio gf doesn't know. Is it really that east texas of a thing? haha
It's a colloquialism that even my San Antonio gf doesn't know. Is it really that east texas of a thing? haha
I had to warsh the crown stain out of my shirt.
I definitely know "tumped."
"how did you spill the milk? " "well, I guess it just tumped over."
one of my professors actually said that we are NOT to use that word when documenting in nursing notes.
"how did you spill the milk? " "well, I guess it just tumped over."
one of my professors actually said that we are NOT to use that word when documenting in nursing notes.
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does everyone on here know what the word "Tumped" means?
I dont know exactly but i always use it as such:
"i was funna take her down the hill in the willbarra, buti tumped her out instead."
Cheer! Yay! I've been looked at like an idiot so many times around people for saying that. Dumped + Tip = Tumped. Duh. 
I never thought about that! dumped + tip = tumped. makes sense. I just always used "tumped" growing up.
cheer, you still call him "daddy"? I thought girls stopped doing this sometime in college??
um, no. Southern girls always call their dads "daddy." my mother still calls my grandpa "daddy." both of my grandmothers still called their fathers "daddy" until they died.
Hmm, interesting.....I would like more opinions though.
I say crown. I think it was just hard for me to say as a kid and i never grew out of it.
I call my parents mom and dad. Always have. Grandparents were grandma and grandpa.
My dad will forever be "daddy" to me.
Oh, and I say cray-on.
Oh, and I say cray-on.
stupid crap
[This message has been edited by Brennus (edited 10/2/2008 12:53p).]
[This message has been edited by Brennus (edited 10/2/2008 12:53p).]
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