• echo@lemmings.world
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    6 months ago

    I have never, ever heard it pronounced that way and would correct any kid ignorant enough to say that.

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      6 months ago

      So you would berate a kid, whom many can’t properly pronounce Rs anyways?

      If you’ve never heard it pronunced that you, you’ve clearly never been around a single kid.

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        6 months ago

        I didn’t say berate. I said correct. I would educate them. How else do you expect them to not be as ignorant?

        This might surprise you, but I was a kid once myself and went to public school where I was around lots of other kids. I also have a couple of my own and met lots of other kids as an adult because of my children.

        Quit glamorizing ignorance and quit trying to cast anyone as an asshole who might help other people overcome their ignorance.

        I’m also going to guess that OP isn’t a child who doesn’t know the actual word, so your entire premise is a straw-man.

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          6 months ago

          It’s a thing because of kids, language is fluid, shut up and bloviate somewhere else

          You could have googled that term and found this out instead of making an ass of yourself in the same amount of time as it took to rant in these two comments.

          Kids can’t talk correctly when they are young, you would be correcting a speech impediment which I hope you know how terrible that would make you… its not like every kid wants to say it that way lmfao. Get a grip.

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            6 months ago

            A small percentage of kids of a legitimate speech impediment and can be excused. Most of them just need to learn to talk without ‘mush mouth’ and this only happens when those around them expect that of them.

            And, once again, we’re not talking about a child in this case. So, maybe get on-topic and quit with the ignorant and incorrect straw-man argument?