What are your weirdest habits or quirks?
I probably have lots, but the one that comes to mind is sometimes saying words wrong. Like Iron - I say it as it's spelt, (kind of like i-ron) and pronounce the K in knife. I don't even know why. Guess it amuses me (which doesn't take a lot). π
Do you have any weird habits or quirks?
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Sometimes, despite having been there about 3 times in 50 years and nearly 3 and half months, I speak with a strong/broad Liverpool accent, especially when I'm angry.
Probably comes from 40 years of watching Brookside lol.
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That's brilliant ππ
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Kirov reporting!
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My Dad does that with the words!!
The "c" in Scissors is one I associate with him
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I do that with words too! I always really pronounce the D in sandwich.
I also always pronounce watermelon as water-mel-lone.
Sometimes me and my best friend will also make the sound of a shop we want to go to instead of using the actual name so M&S becomes msss and B&M becomes bmm and so on, i hope that makes senseπ It greatly amuses us!0 -
@Mary_Scope I still call it Mark's and Sparks π€£
Likewise, I still call Curry's, Dixons (well it's all part of the same company innit?)
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