>People who call Reese's Cups "REE-SEES cups"

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Anonymous Fri Mar 27 21:57:34 2015 No.6362472 [Reply] [Original]

>People who call Reese's Cups "REE-SEES cups"

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 21:58:50 2015 No.6362473 >>6362472 Is this a southern thing? I've only met a few people call it that and they were from the south.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 21:59:37 2015 No.6362474 >>6362472 can I axe u a queschun? y u gotta hate on the way i pronunciate tings?

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 22:01:15 2015 No.6362478 File: 50 KB, 500x500, tumblr_mqihloNWbA1qzvateo1_500[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6362472 Iike a nice glass of melk to go with my Ree-sees pee-sees

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 22:03:04 2015 No.6362481 >>6362478 I fucking hate the word, "melk."

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 22:05:33 2015 No.6362490 >>6362474 because I am RIGHT and you are WRONG NO DOING IT WRONG REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 22:07:11 2015 No.6362494 :^) Quality thread, bros

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 22:09:06 2015 No.6362500 >>6362472 >>6362474 >>6362478 >>6362481 I love the Australian accent, EXCEPT WHEN THEY FUCKING PUT R'S ON THE END OF THE RESPONSE "NO" IT'S NOT NORRRR YOU FUCKING NIGGERS FUCK, NUKE AUSTRALIA

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:11:26 2015 No.6362627 File: 14 KB, 242x208, bruSHeta.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] bru-shet-a

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:14:06 2015 No.6362636 >>6362627 Bro-shit-uh

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:20:00 2015 No.6362653 We go to the cinema. Brit limey bastards go to the cinemar.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:22:30 2015 No.6362663 >>6362653 >Brit limey bastards go to the cinemar adding an R to the end of words that end with e and a is also common on the east coast

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:23:52 2015 No.6362666 >>6362663 >>6362663 >bananer

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:34:54 2015 No.6362699 >>6362627 its broo-sketta

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:36:18 2015 No.6362708 >>6362500 Sometimes they sneak a Y in there too. "Noyr" It's a damn two letter word, I don't know how they have so much trouble with it

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:38:15 2015 No.6362715 >>6362666 >Enemar

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:38:31 2015 No.6362716 File: 56 KB, 766x1024, worcestershire.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Wooster sauce.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:39:23 2015 No.6362721 Do you pronounces it "Rees is"?

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:40:48 2015 No.6362730 >>6362666 >vaginar >>6362663 >common to new england FTFY

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:42:32 2015 No.6362733 File: 1.90 MB, 3648x2736, Prosciutto_di_Parma_-_affettato2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >PRO-shoot >Rolling the "r"

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:42:44 2015 No.6362734 >>6362715 >coffee enemar

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:46:53 2015 No.6362751 >>6362721 Do you know the name Reese? Okay, good How would you talk about things that person owns?

Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:51:45 2015 No.6362758

>>6362733
Disgusting ItaloAmerican bastardisations of proper Italian really get my goat.
>bruh-zhoot
No. It's proh-shoot-toh.
>r'gut
No. It's rii=koht=tah.
>moo-tzuh-relle
No. It's moht-tsah-rehl-lah.
>pro-vlone (to syllables, the second rhyming with "moan")
No. It's proh-voh-loh-neh.
>gah-bah-gool
No. It's kah-poh-kohl-loh. Alternately, it can also be kah-pii-kohl-lah.
>s'lahm
No. It's sah-lah-meh.
>br'zhol
No. It's brah-shoh-lah.
>zah-zeetch
No. It's sahl-seet-chah.
>gray-vee
No. It's sahl-sah. Alternately, it can be soo-goh.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 27 23:52:22 2015 No.6362760 hey bro lets go to chipolte >chipolte >chipoltay

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 00:19:01 2015 No.6362834 File: 88 KB, 450x475, wehweh.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6362472 >tfw I pronounce them "REE-SEES" >tfw I pronounce them "REE-SEES PEE-SEES" It's not that uncommon at all where I live.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:04:59 2015 No.6363325 >>6362758 i like you

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:25:01 2015 No.6363340 File: 28 KB, 316x202, 1409981484660.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6362478

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:30:12 2015 No.6363344 File: 173 KB, 800x600, Paella Valenciana.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] payeya

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:30:47 2015 No.6363345 >>6362708 It's like stopping at a stop light, it's annoying having to floor it to make it before the line so you just ease into it and go over the line a bit and hope the police aren't watching

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:33:14 2015 No.6363349 >>6362472 how are you supposed to pronounce it? Im southern

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:48:46 2015 No.6363357 >>6362758 the -nah in provlone has more to do with the accent proh-voh-lone is perfectly fine. Honestly it sounds a bit autistic when people without an accent try to emphasize the last constant

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:56:46 2015 No.6363364 >>6363344 pellula

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 08:57:47 2015 No.6363366 >>6363349 See >>6362751

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 09:16:31 2015 No.6363388 >>6363349 re ciz

Anonymous Sat Mar 28 09:33:58 2015 No.6363426

>>6363357
I agree, but wanted to add one a little better known than what I originally wanted to put in (g'l'mahd... it's supposed to be 'calamaro' or 'calamari').

I guess it's better than TV cunts like Giada, Mario, Joe Bastianich and Rachel Ray and they're over-enunciation (with occasionally mispronunciation anyway because none of them are native speakers). The best of them (pronunciation-wise), believe it or not, is Rachel. She just pronounces Italian words with an American accent and doesn't try to hyperitalianise herself to do it. I kinda find her pronunciation of 'par-mee-jah-no reh-jee-ah-no' endearing.
The others try to put on a mantle of Italianism which ultimately falls apart as soon as they say something like "tagliatellette," which is a notoriously difficult word for foreigners to pronounce.
Not only does it have three geminated consonants (and gemination is almost entirely absent in English), but one of them is a soft L, as well. Soft L is generally unpronounceable to most non-Italians, so they'll say 'tah-ya-t'leh-tee' when it's 'tahl-l'a-tehl-leht-teh' with the apostrophe'd L signifying a soft L. To compensate for the inability to pronounce that word, I'd heard both Joe and Mario take a good two seconds to speak it, slowing down their speech to try to look in-the-know or something.
It's fucking annoying.

No one does this with French. Seems the only languages to commonly get the let-me-slow-down-and-call-attention-to-my-inability-to-pronounce-this-correctly treatment are Italian and Spanish. Fuck you Rick Bayless and everyone on TV with a surname ending in -ez.

Anonymous Sat Mar 28 11:33:28 2015 No.6363689

>>6363349
>Reese's
Notice the 's as you would add to the end of a name to show possession of the object.
Remove the 's and you have: Reese
> Notice its resemblance to cheese.
You do not pronounce the e at the end of the word cheese, it becomes silent but an other e says its name.

Now put it back together:
> Reese's
It is that simple.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 28 11:35:33 2015 No.6363697 I've never heard anyone call it REE SEES Why are you making shit up?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 02:30:04 2015 No.6366089 >>6363697 People where I live call it Ree-Sees alllll the time

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 02:30:43 2015 No.6366091 >>6366089 Kick those people in the kidneys.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:02:23 2015 No.6366154 >>6362758 I would punch you in your adams apple if i met you

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:06:55 2015 No.6366160 File: 8 KB, 187x206, 1413191112857.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6362760 chuh-pot-ull

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:18:55 2015 No.6366176 >>6366154 Did that touch a nerve there, Guido? Go choke down some googat, gabagool and b'njet.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:20:02 2015 No.6366177 >>6362760 >chi-pot-lee

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:23:25 2015 No.6366181 >>6362716 wor-sher-sher sauce

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:35:08 2015 No.6366199 >>6366176 Right after i fuck your mother, she's my goomar

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:36:52 2015 No.6366201 >>6366199 Are all greaseballs necrophiliacs or just you?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:41:50 2015 No.6366206 >>6366201 I dunno but her dead ass cheeks were like a nice jerky. Sliced that shit thin and sold it as salumi to foodie faggots in brooklyn

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 03:45:09 2015 No.6366211 >>6366206 Well damn, Sonic, never thought you could wrap your spiky little head around the idea of enterprise. Good for you.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 04:22:37 2015 No.6366241 >>6362716 worchtasheer sauce

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 09:53:03 2015 No.6366604 Sometimes when I see the word chipotle I whisper "kee-poh-tle" under my breath.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 09:57:59 2015 No.6366615 >>6362627 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fyl9TRVZ-2w

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 10:08:32 2015 No.6366634 >>6362472 These are the same people that call chicken tenders... "tendies"

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 12:01:00 2015 No.6366855 >taco BELL >Mickey D's >Jee-rows (Gyros) I call McDonald's "M. C. Donald's"

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 13:13:26 2015 No.6367048 >>6362834 What uncivilized third world nation do you call home?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 13:19:47 2015 No.6367058 File: 73 KB, 590x250, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Pop >Coke Filthy dumb flyover scum.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 29 14:13:12 2015 No.6367153 >>6367058 agreed, i dont know why people dont call it fizzy drink.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 03:29:38 2015 No.6369179 >>6362699 this

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 03:31:39 2015 No.6369183 >>6367153 Everyone calls it fizzy drink where I come from. Except for old people and properly, incurably country folk, who call it minerals.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 04:23:18 2015 No.6369228 >>6367153 >>6369183 >fizzy drink It's bubble tonic, you mongs.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 04:40:22 2015 No.6369243 >>6367153 >>6369183 >>6369228 it's prickly juice, idiots

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 05:14:27 2015 No.6369278 File: 138 KB, 981x528, goodjobberkeley.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6362472

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 16:17:32 2015 No.6370621 >>6362758 Used to put up with hearing some of these all the time at work. Especially "moot-tzuh-rrrelle" (rolled R). >>6366855 >taco BELL Oh boy, this one too. What reason would anyone have to stress the "bell" part?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 16:34:30 2015 No.6370683 >>6366855 I call 'McDonald's' either MacDo, Maccas or Mackers, depending on my mood. >>6370621 What do you do for work that you're surrounded by ItaloAmericans? Do you sell bronzer and hairspray, lottery tickets or deli meats?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 16:36:03 2015 No.6370692 >>6362481 >>6362478 Kid I went to high school with had "mulk" >mulk and cookie

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 16:38:19 2015 No.6370699 >>6362758 yeah this is annoying. something happened on the dago-mayflower where they all forgot how to pronounce the last vowel sound of words.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 30 16:41:01 2015 No.6370711 >>6370692 My wife pronounced it as "melk." Bugged the hell out of me

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 06:03:50 2015 No.6372285 File: 97 KB, 1024x629, pasta-2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6370683 Line cook. Just by virtue of living in New Jersey, it's unavoidable.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 06:56:49 2015 No.6372360 Sriracha sir-rach-ee how does that even make sense. die in a hole

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:16:58 2015 No.6372388 >>6370711 sorry to hear about your divorce

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:22:20 2015 No.6372400 >>6372388 She and my two daughters were tragically lost. That happened 10 years ago and I've been drunk since. How I'm still alive is a mystery

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:34:58 2015 No.6372427 CHUHPOLTAY

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:39:58 2015 No.6372439 Wait, it's not pronounced ree-sees?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:44:20 2015 No.6372449 >>6363366 So rees-es?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:45:35 2015 No.6372450 I pronounce them rizzizzle cups ironically

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:45:53 2015 No.6372451 >>6372388 >Getting divorced over someone having an accent People from different locations pronounce things differently. More news at 11. >>6372427 I always mentally switch the t and l in Chipolte.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:52:22 2015 No.6372463 >>6372451 I do the same for chipotle, it even happens in my mind unconsciously and it doesn't come up in normal circumstances, so I will never likely correct this fault.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:13:15 2015 No.6373671 >Coach is taking us Chi-pol-leh after practice.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:57:45 2015 No.6373799 >>6362758 Italian is an ugly language anyway.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:59:02 2015 No.6373805 File: 428 KB, 5644x3763, Salmon-Tartare-with-Tomatoes-Cucumbers-Capers.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6362760 >Eating at that shit house.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:00:22 2015 No.6373808 File: 33 KB, 600x450, Implying guy and cat.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6367058 >Drinking soft drinks.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:01:25 2015 No.6373811 >>6373671 Pills here.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 20:50:31 2015 No.6374414 File: 22 KB, 375x346, cousin eddie leisure suit.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6362716 What's-that-there-sauce?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 20:54:12 2015 No.6374423 >>6374414 Woor-shter sauce

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 09:22:14 2015 No.6375624 >>6362715 Britbong here thats the correct and normal way to pronounce that word with regards to that sauce/use in food. >>6366181 No americuk

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 11:45:25 2015 No.6375902 >>6362472 >REE-SEES https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnaMioYcWHE

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 12:02:55 2015 No.6375937 >>6362653 >We go to the cinema. Brit limey bastards go to the cinemar. what's that? You want me to attend a seminar?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 12:05:14 2015 No.6375947 >>6373808 Any drink that isn't alcoholic is a soft drink.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 12:16:47 2015 No.6375974 >>6370711 Does she also pronounce pillow as "pellow"

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 12:26:48 2015 No.6376010 >>6370711 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCuzM5XYc-c

Anonymous Wed Apr 1 12:37:38 2015 No.6376066
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i can't fathom how someone would distort the pronunciation of a common word, a word that they use in every day conversation, simply to force a rhyme that doesn't exist.

it just hurts my brain. PIECES. you know how to pronounce the word 'piece' and it's obvious that the name of the candy is supposed to be a rhyme, so wouldn't common logic dictate the first word must be pronounced the same as the second? even if you have never heard the name reese, context clues and the fact that you know how to fucking pronounce 'pieces' should be enough.

i can't get my goddamn head around it. i work at a movie theater and literally 95% of customers who order them say "reesee peecees".

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 16:11:58 2015 No.6376658 >>6367058 In the south those are all called coke. If you just say you want a coke you will be asked to specify or just be brought a Coca Cola.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 16:13:25 2015 No.6376662 >>6376658 calling all soda coke is worst of them all. there isn't a more offensive naming convention out there i am sickened

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