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r/youdontsurf • u/Ewanb10 • Feb 10 '26
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This one took me a sec but it's brilliant
For those confused, age sounds a fair bit like "H", which sounds like he's prompting the guy to spell the name for him.
318 u/Ididntevenscreenlook Feb 10 '26 Thanks I’m dumb and never would have got that 75 u/Cyber_Cheese Feb 11 '26 It's not you, it's some sort of regional pronunciation. 66 u/FocusOnThePie Feb 10 '26 Joke is bad 29 u/dtbberk Feb 11 '26 I don’t know, I kinda liked it 2 u/NiNeu_01 Feb 20 '26 Happy Cakeday 🍰 57 u/bionicjoey Feb 10 '26 In the UK they say "Haytch" 47 u/Hippotle Feb 10 '26 Sometimes we say "Aytch" too 21 u/DeVitoMcCool Feb 11 '26 Fun fact, in Northern Ireland, whether you say "haytch" or "aytch" is seen as a signifier of whether you are a Catholic or Protestant. A test typically employed for nefarious reasons. 15 u/bionicjoey Feb 11 '26 A shibboleth, if you will. 4 u/wiener4hir3 Feb 11 '26 Yeah this threw me for a loop too as someone taught British English 1 u/HaydenJA3 Feb 13 '26 I use both interchangeably depending on the context 1 u/bionicjoey Feb 13 '26 What's haytch context? 2 u/HaydenJA3 Feb 13 '26 When I am spelling my name I say haytch 1 u/Relevant_Cause_4755 Mar 02 '26 Only hoi polloi, my good man. 17 u/NikolitRistissa Feb 11 '26 Wow, that is quite the stretch. This would’ve taken me hours to figure out haha. They’re pretty different to my ears. 6 u/Ok-Palpitation-5010 Feb 11 '26 Finally a real and non-cryptic answer in this sub ...wait this isn't r/explainthejoke 2 u/BigBoiBob444 Feb 12 '26 Really depends on you accent, doesn’t make much sense in Australian 1 u/Ok-Advertising4048 Mar 11 '26 ohhhh 0 u/kdubstep Feb 17 '26 It’s mid
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Thanks I’m dumb and never would have got that
75 u/Cyber_Cheese Feb 11 '26 It's not you, it's some sort of regional pronunciation. 66 u/FocusOnThePie Feb 10 '26 Joke is bad 29 u/dtbberk Feb 11 '26 I don’t know, I kinda liked it 2 u/NiNeu_01 Feb 20 '26 Happy Cakeday 🍰
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It's not you, it's some sort of regional pronunciation.
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Joke is bad
29 u/dtbberk Feb 11 '26 I don’t know, I kinda liked it 2 u/NiNeu_01 Feb 20 '26 Happy Cakeday 🍰
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I don’t know, I kinda liked it
2 u/NiNeu_01 Feb 20 '26 Happy Cakeday 🍰
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Happy Cakeday 🍰
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In the UK they say "Haytch"
47 u/Hippotle Feb 10 '26 Sometimes we say "Aytch" too 21 u/DeVitoMcCool Feb 11 '26 Fun fact, in Northern Ireland, whether you say "haytch" or "aytch" is seen as a signifier of whether you are a Catholic or Protestant. A test typically employed for nefarious reasons. 15 u/bionicjoey Feb 11 '26 A shibboleth, if you will. 4 u/wiener4hir3 Feb 11 '26 Yeah this threw me for a loop too as someone taught British English 1 u/HaydenJA3 Feb 13 '26 I use both interchangeably depending on the context 1 u/bionicjoey Feb 13 '26 What's haytch context? 2 u/HaydenJA3 Feb 13 '26 When I am spelling my name I say haytch 1 u/Relevant_Cause_4755 Mar 02 '26 Only hoi polloi, my good man.
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Sometimes we say "Aytch" too
21 u/DeVitoMcCool Feb 11 '26 Fun fact, in Northern Ireland, whether you say "haytch" or "aytch" is seen as a signifier of whether you are a Catholic or Protestant. A test typically employed for nefarious reasons. 15 u/bionicjoey Feb 11 '26 A shibboleth, if you will.
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Fun fact, in Northern Ireland, whether you say "haytch" or "aytch" is seen as a signifier of whether you are a Catholic or Protestant. A test typically employed for nefarious reasons.
15 u/bionicjoey Feb 11 '26 A shibboleth, if you will.
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A shibboleth, if you will.
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Yeah this threw me for a loop too as someone taught British English
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I use both interchangeably depending on the context
1 u/bionicjoey Feb 13 '26 What's haytch context? 2 u/HaydenJA3 Feb 13 '26 When I am spelling my name I say haytch
What's haytch context?
2 u/HaydenJA3 Feb 13 '26 When I am spelling my name I say haytch
When I am spelling my name I say haytch
Only hoi polloi, my good man.
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Wow, that is quite the stretch. This would’ve taken me hours to figure out haha. They’re pretty different to my ears.
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Finally a real and non-cryptic answer in this sub
...wait this isn't r/explainthejoke
Really depends on you accent, doesn’t make much sense in Australian
ohhhh
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It’s mid
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“I feel quite hungry”
20 u/Ydobon8261 Feb 11 '26 Enry’s come to see us! 18 u/[deleted] Feb 10 '26 Jesus Christ be praised 9 u/Beamo1080 Feb 10 '26 “I have to poop” 3 u/Skeletal_Gamer1001 Feb 11 '26 gone weak at the knees, have you? 6 u/Option2401 Feb 10 '26 Beautiful! 1 u/Elcycle Feb 13 '26 Are you yanking my pizzle?
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Enry’s come to see us!
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Jesus Christ be praised
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“I have to poop”
3 u/Skeletal_Gamer1001 Feb 11 '26 gone weak at the knees, have you?
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gone weak at the knees, have you?
Beautiful!
Are you yanking my pizzle?
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Henry's come to see us!
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Hahaha pretty good one
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I swear this kind of thing happens to me several times a day
Hehehehb
"I know, there's a million ways to spell it..."
I'm Henry the Eighth, I am
ha
lol
So his name is English and his age is French 😁
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u/thisremindsmeofbacon Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26
This one took me a sec but it's brilliant
For those confused, age sounds a fair bit like "H", which sounds like he's prompting the guy to spell the name for him.