And when Var disallows it, it proves that god/Allah doesn't exist.
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Stupid little things that bug you
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laserblue
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As I'm sure @SWP's back will confirm it's pronounced Katter. That's how the locals pronounced it when I visited the country.I actually have no idea how you pronounce it. Everyone on t.v uses "catarrh" and the people I have met from the U.K use "cutter".
Mike Wedderburn on SSN is the only one in the media I've noticed who pronounces it correctly.
Barcon
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I met a woman from Burnley when I was in the Dominican Republic. She pronounced it cutter.As I'm sure @SWP's back will confirm it's pronounced Katter. That's how the locals pronounced it when I visited the country.
Mike Wedderburn on SSN is the only one in the media I've noticed who pronounces it correctly.
Said she was a school teacher there.
laserblue
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Strange if she presumably had a northern accent because that would be just wrong. If spoken in a southern accent it would be about right.I met a woman from Burnley when I was in the Dominican Republic. She pronounced it cutter.
Said she was a school teacher there.
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Yeah that’s the correct way but I find it very hard not to say Kat-ar. When I say Katter/Katta, no one has a clue where I’m talking about.As I'm sure @SWP's back will confirm it's pronounced Katter. That's how the locals pronounced it when I visited the country.
Mike Wedderburn on SSN is the only one in the media I've noticed who pronounces it correctly.
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I met a woman from Burnley when I was in the Dominican Republic. She pronounced it cutter.
Said she was a school teacher there.
Yeah but she was from Burnley. They can’t even speak proper English.
Barcon
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Cheers. I figured she was just odd sounding.Yeah but she was from Burnley. They can’t even speak proper English.
Barcon
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Yep, she had a northern accent. Probably just trying to be fancy.Strange if she presumably had a northern accent because that would be just wrong. If spoken in a southern accent it would be about right.
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Anyone who refers to Friday as friyay.
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Cheer up, it’s Friyay.Anyone who refers to Friday as friyay.