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i_agree_with_nick
When: 26 Jan 20 17:19
Have you ever heard anyone refer to Shakespeare's play, "The Taming of the Shrow"?
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 26 Jan 20 17:38
schrosberie
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Dr Crippen
When: 26 Jan 20 19:08
It's either.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 26 Jan 20 19:09
That's eether or ither by the way.
By:
casemoney
When: 26 Jan 20 19:09
Shocked
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cooperman
When: 26 Jan 20 19:36
Don't mention scones!
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Dr Crippen
When: 26 Jan 20 20:54
I usually go along with the pronunciations used by whoever I'm conversing with, but I'm still no pushover in this respect.

Someone pronounced ''Linux'' as ''Line ux'' the other day, and I wasn't having that. No way!
I quickly smacked them down.

There is a limit, they can only go so far before the hackles start to rise.
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Jack Hacksaw
When: 27 Jan 20 13:06
Of course, the correct pronunciation is 'Shrowsbury'.

If the correct pronunciation were 'Shrewsbury', no-one would ever dream of saying Shrowsbury.

So the fact that some say one and some the other proves my point.

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