Random Daily Banter

[briantrumpet]

Where does the pronunciation "haitch" originate? Gets right on my tits.

There's an intriguing relatively modern one, that I'll probably realise isn't all that recent. It is the inversion of sounds in "ask". He aksed, etc. I hear it both sides of the Atlantic, and I personally find it much harder to pronounce than "asked".

Call me when you've finished your homework.

Does this soothe your tits at all? Well, until @TailWindHome tells us it's an AI fail, of course.

Must be 50 years ago when some enthusiastic person on TV in some gospel setting said something about "eaven and hearth" with great enthusiasm while she praised the Lord (not Mandelson, I assume).

 

[BoldonLad]

Where does the pronunciation "haitch" originate? Gets right on my tits.

There's an intriguing relatively modern one, that I'll probably realise isn't all that recent. It is the inversion of sounds in "ask". He aksed, etc. I hear it both sides of the Atlantic, and I personally find it much harder to pronounce than "asked".

Call me when you've finished your homework.

I always thought that was due to a speech impediment?