I Dont Like "X" and that's fine

[vixen1700]

Haitch instead of the correct aitch

Of instead of the correct have

Noisy eaters

Scraping of cuttlery whilst eating

Adverts on Youtube

Tony Blair

Millwall FC

Modern pop music

[gt40steve]

Most students.
People who jump on the bandwagon.
People who think 'h' is a word, no it's one letter. (As just mentioned above).

[vixen1700]

gt40steve said:

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People who think 'h' is a word, no it's one letter. (As just mentioned above).

It is indeed a letter, but in the context of explaining a dislike, saying 'h'instead of the correct 'h' would be quite meaningless.

[toasty]

People who can't spell cutlery.

Pedants.

[WAVman]

The thing I very much dislike is tainting the otherwise lovely weather.

Men who feel they have to take their tops off in the street. Please don't.

[CheesecakeRunner]

Sporky said:

Actually, just people.

I think we could end the thread right there.

[CheesecakeRunner]

Dr Murdoch said:

CUCUMBER

'green dildo of salad'....

And it’s only passable for that.

[Doofus]

vixen1700 said:

Haitch instead of the correct aitch

Of instead of the correct have

Noisy eaters

Scraping of cuttlery whilst eating

Adverts on Youtube

Tony Blair

Millwall FC

Modern pop music

Cuttlery instead of the correct cutlery

[vixen1700]

People repeating posts on forums.

[Doofus]

[MDMA .]

EVs…no one wants them! (Thread in the Car Buying section).

[vixen1700]

Words that are spelt wrongly just to catch you out:

Cutlery for example.

[toon10]

No judgement, no arguments, eh?

My controversial pics that I just don't like...

Music
The Beatles
Queen

Watches
Rolex
Cartier

Cars
Audi
Bentley

Food
Pretty much any seafood
Tomatoes

[glenrobbo]

LunarOne said:

Jagwar is one thing I can't bh about. It's primarily an American (mostly South American) cat after all and they're free to pronounce it "Jagticklemebutt" if they so wish! We're the ones bdizing it.

Also - Zeds in words where there should be an Ess.

I think you'll find those are actually "Zees".

[Sycamore]

Muzzer79 said:

People who sign off posts on PH. We know who you are, your username is next to your post. We don't need you to remind us.

Wow rude.
TX.

[cwis]

So, in summary:



/thread.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Doofus said:

TwigtheWonderkid said:

French singers....the way they make the first word of the line last for 95% of the time it takes to sing the whole line, and cram all the remaining words into the last 5%. As in:
Sssssshheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee mayhavethefaceIcan'tforget.

You do know that was Elvis Costello, don't you? He was born in London, and his parents were Scousers.

Youngsters eh...

Charles Asnavour, son.

[Skii]

Linkin Park - utterly loathsome depressing whiny drunge

[captain_cynic]

LunarOne said:

juice said:

LunarOne said:

The way Americans pronounce "risotto"
The way Americans pronounce "cosmos"
The way Americans pronounce "herb"
The way most Americans pronounce "route"
The way Americans pronounce anything at all.

Jagwar

Jagwar is one thing I can't bh about. It's primarily an American (mostly South American) cat after all and they're free to pronounce it "Jagticklemebutt" if they so wish! We're the ones bdizing it.

Also - Zeds in words where there should be an Ess.

Key part in there is south America where Spanish and Portuguese are the language and in both languages you pronounce every single letter... So the British pronunciation is actually closer.

It was a pre-colombian word translated by a Portuguese in the early 1600s... The Americans bastardised it.

If anything we've chopped of a syllable ourselves as it's pronounces Jaguarete in Guyana where the word is from.

BTW, other pre-colombian cultures has different words for it, notably the north American tribes so the American pronunciation would be a different word altogether if it were derived from tribes where the Jaguar used to live in what is now the southern US (or Mexico). The Spanish just called it a "tigre" (tiger).

[otolith]

captain_cynic said:

Key part in there is south America where Spanish and Portuguese are the language and in both languages you pronounce every single letter... So the British pronunciation is actually closer.

Google's idea of the Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation sounds closer to the American pronunciation to me?

https://www.google.com/search?q=jaguar+portuguese+...

(with a bit of Austin Powers thrown in)