Okay, unless you want to taunt someone into trying to hijack your Google account or track your info, you should edit your comment link to remove the ? and everything after that.

I’ll have my cancer with olives, thank you.

You do realize the ?si shit is your private YT token right?

Instructions unclear, bottle empty.

I’m undressed now…

Probably because D has absolutely nothing to do with Z.

Additional question…

Who decided to include the letter D in the pronunciation of the letter Z?

Zed?

Where did that come from? We don’t say it that way over here in the states, we just say zee…

I had half my jaw ripped open when I was 16 or so. So I guess I’m lucky to pronounce or enunciate anything correctly these days.

Southern Mississippi, if that means squat.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_pronunciation_differences

Meanwhile, why do we pronounce cheese as cheeze?

Who threw the Z sound in there?

Interesting. This sorta makes sense actually.

Curious though, do you have a reference link?

You seem like the sort of person that would pronounce the word often with a hard T, yet still pronounce the letter A as if it was an O.

ptoilet?

That’s gonna phuck with my sychology!

Side question?

Does twelve basically mean two eleven?

That I do not know. Mine were advertised as being able to individually connect to two different devices, but I never tested that supposed feature.

Sigh, left one now dead, guess I’ll never get to test that ☹️

I’m not sure where you’re from, but the th is indeed silent in my area regarding the word ‘clothes’. I’ve never heard it pronounced any different than ‘close’.

Now if it’s said as ‘clothing’, the th is indeed pronounced. But not for ‘clothes’. And I’ve worked at a clothing store before.

You might be thinking of the word ‘cloths’, which indeed does pronounce the th.

English is weird like that.

I don’t necessarily think so. If the W was pronounced, I think it would sound something more like ‘tawoo’ or ‘teewoo’

As a native English speaker, English is freaking weird like that.

You’re probably thinking of the pronunciation of close as in ‘close to you’

I was thinking of the pronunciation of close as in ‘close the door’

Which is pronounced the same as clothes.

Unfortunately my left one won’t charge anymore, but when it did, half the time it wouldn’t sync up in time with my right one.

They’re not exactly name brand, so I can’t complain much, but yeah that can be an issue, and it’s really annoying to listen to when they don’t exactly sync up.

Hoes drop their clothes.

Who the hell decided that close is pronounced the same as clothes?

Don’t phuck with my head, I’m two drunk!