AAAARGH!!!TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!
TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!
(TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!TEH COMIC SANS!
Mr. Tea dole-nonce-amuser extraordinaire,
Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:28,
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How do you pronounce "Teh"?In my head it sounds like a T spoken like a 4 year old does when they learn the alphabet.
Or do we just read it as "the"
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Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:33,
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Or do we just read it as "the"
well, when I've heard it spokenit sounds like "tay" but slightly less harsh, if that makes any sense.
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Funtastic Pony Magic,
Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:34,
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It's pronounced 'teh'.It's a short vowel sound - like 'Ted' but without the 'd'.
www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=teh&r=f
(www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=teh&r=f
Mr. Tea dole-nonce-amuser extraordinaire,
Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:34,
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Well it's not a real wordso being an adult, I never actually say it.
*runs*
(*runs*
Hankster,
Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:35,
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i pronounce it as "tuh"but then i am northern...
"This pint of off" - normal person
"This pint has got TEH GHEY!" - me
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Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:35,
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"This pint of off" - normal person
"This pint has got TEH GHEY!" - me
How many 'normal' people say things like"This pint of off".
Well?
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Mr. Tea dole-nonce-amuser extraordinaire,
Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:38,
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I contest your usage of 'normal'. Mr. Tea dole-nonce-amuser extraordinaire,
Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:46,
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Thatmade me laugh like a twat.
Thankfully they keep me in a cupboard here.
(Thankfully they keep me in a cupboard here.
Fenris temporary Lazarus,
Wed 18 Aug 2004, 16:57,
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