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So far I've heard quite a few laughable alternatives to the normal accepted pronounciation, including :
**erMUTH
CUCKermouth
and, Ye Gods, I even heard
CUCKerMUTH
Curiously, whenever you hear the locals being interviewed, they quite calmly pronounce it**erMOUTH. What on earth is preventing the overpaid hordes of chimps with microphones from doing the same?
Quite frankly I haven't heard such flagrant over-use of the letter 'U' since the halcyon days of the former European Number One golfer CULLIN MUNTGUMMERIE
**erMUTH
CUCKermouth
and, Ye Gods, I even heard
CUCKerMUTH
Curiously, whenever you hear the locals being interviewed, they quite calmly pronounce it**erMOUTH. What on earth is preventing the overpaid hordes of chimps with microphones from doing the same?
Quite frankly I haven't heard such flagrant over-use of the letter 'U' since the halcyon days of the former European Number One golfer CULLIN MUNTGUMMERIE
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Better than the TARLYBARN though.
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Yes, but it's funny when they talk to junior coppers
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how do they translate it in sign language on the deaf channel, thats what i want to know...
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pmsl
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That's a very good point RLKP. I'm pretty sure the BBC News Channel offers that service where they have a man on screen doing a sign language version of the news. I will try and check that out later.
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