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Anonymous Wed Oct 3 02:01:43 2012 No.3912616 [DELETED]

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Does anyone see a second 'r' in the word 'Sherbet'?
Neither do I. Everyone stop pronouncing it 'SherBERT'!
Now.
Or else.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 02:04:43 2012 No.3912620 File: 17 KB, 225x225, Tiramisu1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Sore Bet

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 02:04:44 2012 No.3912618 File: 152 KB, 1891x1013, 1332377394748.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Why th'fuck them Frenchies pronounce it "Pairee", Paris got an S in it they need to learn to speak gooder language

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 02:15:45 2012 No.3912630 >>3912616 >implying I pronounce "r"s in the first place...

Anonymous Wed Oct 3 02:24:32 2012 No.3912641
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You're all missing the point. People add a letter and a sound that does not exist in the word. That's different than not pronouncing a letter that is there. The Paris argument doesn't work here. If it were spelled "pari" and we pronounced it 'Pariss", then it would make sense. Sorbet also fails to rustle. If you called it SoreBert, then we'd be on the same level of anger.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 02:34:34 2012 No.3912651 U mad bro?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 02:59:35 2012 No.3912670 It's a sure bet that it's pronounced sherBERT!

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 03:08:36 2012 No.3912675 File: 22 KB, 650x366, cl.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] All the OP wants is for you to stop mispronouncing it if you do. Just pledge to correct yourself. Is that too much to ask?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 03:10:36 2012 No.3912677 >>3912651 I'm mad. Does that amuse you?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 03:20:40 2012 No.3912692 I think it's pronounced Sher Bay.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 03:23:40 2012 No.3912695 >>3912616 I pronounce it Deelusay Sorebutthole.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 03:31:44 2012 No.3912700 bananer potater

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 03:53:47 2012 No.3912715 >autism

Anonymous Wed Oct 3 04:45:28 2012 No.3912756

>In the United States, sorbet and sherbet (where it is often pronounced /ˈʃɜrbɜrt/ and therefore sometimes misspelled "sherbert") are different products. For Americans, sherbet is the more widely known term and typically designates a fruity flavored frozen dairy product with a butterfat content between 1% and 2%. Sorbet, on the other hand, is considered by Americans to be a fruity frozen product with no dairy content, similar to Italian ice.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 05:14:16 2012 No.3912777 Austin Powers is responsible for my inability to pronounce Sherbet correctly. Thumbs up if you agree!

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 07:14:07 2012 No.3912844 >>3912777 When did Austin Powers say it?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 3 07:33:07 2012 No.3912851 File: 22 KB, 203x306, 1345767470764.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3912620 You're worse than Hitler.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 4 08:43:58 2012 No.3914515 File: 111 KB, 407x379, 1341393939219.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >not saying "sorbé" >mfw

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