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BAY-THOS not BATH-OS.
Unreal. Next they will be calling GALLIPOLI Galley-Pole-e
BAY-THOS not BATH-OS.
Unreal. Next they will be calling GALLIPOLI Galley-Pole-e
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i was thinking this too
 learnt about bathos with the obligatory j.d. salinger / catcher in the rye in English in school - we thought that word was great |
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but wouldn't southerners pronounce it BAR-THOS?
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Bad Hoss
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He also pronounces George Cinq as George Sink
Numpty imo |
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thats the Bajan pronounciation isn't it?
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Thanks Zaza. George Sink (heaven help us). By the way you are looking as gorgeous as ever
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Not unique - over at Saint Cloud The commentator decided that Treve should be pronounced differently too!
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severe rolling r's
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Gally Polly was a hideous classic wasn't it? 100 years to the week after the horrors of WW1.
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Yes Gally Polly was coincidentally in the news that weekend so there was no excuse. A shocker, rightly picked up by the Racing Post.
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Cheers, I didn't see that report. Just cringed at the commentary like most others on here.
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percy polis another favourite of the ignorati
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Those with long memories will also surely recall the 2002 Champion Hurdler once being pronounced "Wh0re$ La Loi" by some buffoon.
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It was a pathos inducing commentary
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