Umma gerd. There’s SO much wrong with this…
Was a dog whisperer in a former life.
They don’t think reincarnation be like it is, but it do.
A peecan is used in a deer stand, and possibly on a long road trip. A pi-Kahn is a tree nut. Carry on.
My 1978 El Camino, another car I wish I still had.
Holy crap, the Civil War is about to be re-fought...
This is going to be better than soft taco's!
Sirhr
hlee is correct, and I'll add an additional option; a pea can is for peas that come in a can.
You guys with the pecan are starting to remind me of the stick thread. It's already in the Legendary Thread.
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This has some real possibilities here in the Bear Pit
Jump in! Personally, I think it's a twig. Or maybe a branch. How dare you assume its identity. Cheers, Sirhr
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Like pie made of urine do we. Well for me a pee can is what I keep in the deer stand. I like my pie made from the nuts of a pecan tree. Please do check your English rules. The letter “e” following the end of a syllable or a single syllable word is used to denote Long vowels in words. So, for the “e” in Pecan to be long, it truly should be spelled PEEcan. Also, the a in the second syllable is also not followed with an “e” so technically it is not a cane but is properly pounced “coun.”YES
Here in the South, we speak the King’s English and not some strange mixture of northern sounds. We take pride in our language and frankly do not like being made sport of those who are not pronouncing OUR words correctly.
Now, No Sarcasm. We were told constantly by the people we were around and worked with in Vietnam, that the North Vietnamese actually had a North Vietnamese accent. By that token, the people of South Vietnam had a different accept to their language and could easily tell when a stranger came from the North. So, southern and northern accents are not just a USA thing.
Close, MC. In my youth, the family sailed C’s and before that, E’s. My only real bucket list item is to get to helm an E or an A, on a nice day with a fresh wind.
The Santana has been in our family for 33 years. She was wrecked in Hurricane Laura (as was most of central and western Louisiana) Spent a fortune on her, well more than she could ever be worth, but when a family member is hurtin, one spends what one must to get that family member well again. She is sailing for the first times this past two weeks since the fall of 2020.
I give a big pat on the back, picking out the Santana with only a bow view.
Born in Eastern NC I guess this makes sense.
“the National Pecan Shellers Association found that “PEE-can” was the preferred pronunciation among 45 percent of Americans. The other 55 percent were split between “puh-KAHN” and “PEE-kahn”—an interesting hybrid of the two.”
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“the National Pecan Shellers Association found that “PEE-can” was the preferred pronunciation among 45 percent of Americans. The other 55 percent were split between “puh-KAHN” and “PEE-kahn”—an interesting hybrid of the two.”
Pecan Pronunciation: Is It PEE-can or Puh-KAHN?
Have you ever wondered how to pronounce pecan? We've got the scoop on pecan pronunciation.
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Born in Eastern NC I guess this makes sense.
“the National Pecan Shellers Association found that “PEE-can” was the preferred pronunciation among 45 percent of Americans. The other 55 percent were split between “puh-KAHN” and “PEE-kahn”—an interesting hybrid of the two.”
Pecan Pronunciation: Is It PEE-can or Puh-KAHN?
Have you ever wondered how to pronounce pecan? We've got the scoop on pecan pronunciation.
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What about Alaska and Hawaii? Don’t they count?
Sirhr
And what about those fancy cars named after jungle cats…
Is it Jaa-guare?
Of Jag-you-are?
