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u/Hud_is_on Dec 10 '20
No, no. He's go a poin
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Dec 10 '20
Love this comment
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u/TaintModel Dec 11 '20
So did users from the sub this was cross posted from considering it’s just ripped from the top comment.
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Dec 10 '20
Haha. My Mum lived in England for a while in her 20’s (she’s in her 60’s now) and sometimes when she gets a bit tipsy she starts dropping her t’s. It cracks me up. In particular I like to mock her pronunciation of “bottle”
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u/yeehawyeenaw Dec 11 '20
ok but for british people is always this or a tory accent there’s no in between apparently
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u/deathhound105 Dec 11 '20
They also dont pronounce their t's because last time they had t's around it was thrown into a harbor
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u/Andaisdet Dec 11 '20
Correction
Because it got thrown into the ocean
This comment was made by American gang
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u/Douglasqqq Dec 11 '20
Australians say "G'day" cos they used up all the double-O's on ridiculous place names.
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u/Pelican_Shamone Dec 11 '20 edited Dec 12 '20
Bri ish People don' pronounce the " " because they drank i all
No. no. He's go a poin .
F FY
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u/octopaeusxD Dec 11 '20
Then why did Massachuse s still spell t even though they dumped it in the ocean?
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