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Meh...
The recent proliferation of this word among the young and trendy herein prompts one to question its meaning and, moreover, its correct pronunciation.
Having researched extensively, one has determined neither its origin nor meaning. Consequently, one is perplexed and bereft of knowledge in this respect.
When considering pronunciation, one has lain prostrate, eyes shut, whilst experimenting with various forms, in order to address one's full concentration upon the task.
One is absolutely disappointed to find no apt form of pronunciation. It transpires there are three variations and one ponders these three forms might be valid in their own right. The three forms are described hereunder :
(1) Spoken with a jaunty tremble to the voice, one resembles a bleating sheep, possibly attempting to keep a healthy distance between herself and Vixpy.
(2) Spoken with a thrusting volocity, one resembles a demented monkey, perhaps caught in a trap.
(3) Spoken slowly, with a mellow tone, one resembles a Yorkshire girl of modern bent. One would point to an example such as....
Eyup, luv, weer's meh mam?
One welcomes further guidance or correction on this subject.
The recent proliferation of this word among the young and trendy herein prompts one to question its meaning and, moreover, its correct pronunciation.
Having researched extensively, one has determined neither its origin nor meaning. Consequently, one is perplexed and bereft of knowledge in this respect.
When considering pronunciation, one has lain prostrate, eyes shut, whilst experimenting with various forms, in order to address one's full concentration upon the task.
One is absolutely disappointed to find no apt form of pronunciation. It transpires there are three variations and one ponders these three forms might be valid in their own right. The three forms are described hereunder :
(1) Spoken with a jaunty tremble to the voice, one resembles a bleating sheep, possibly attempting to keep a healthy distance between herself and Vixpy.
(2) Spoken with a thrusting volocity, one resembles a demented monkey, perhaps caught in a trap.
(3) Spoken slowly, with a mellow tone, one resembles a Yorkshire girl of modern bent. One would point to an example such as....
Eyup, luv, weer's meh mam?
One welcomes further guidance or correction on this subject.
Pronounced as it's written - Meh. Like "eh" but with a short 'm' sound preceeding it. So possibly like a sheep before it gets to the bit with repetitions (don't know the techincal word for it).
As people above have said - it means "I don't care". Which mostly sums up modern culture I think.
As people above have said - it means "I don't care". Which mostly sums up modern culture I think.
Same as, on the internet, "owned" will be deliberately misspelled "pwned", and "the" will be misspelled "teh".
Meh means "mhe".
Obviously.
All this is the internet equivalent of buying trousers with ready-made rips and tears.
Like Stewie said to Colin Farrell, "society wants your trousers intact, but you're just not going to listen."
Something like that.
Meh means "mhe".
Obviously.
All this is the internet equivalent of buying trousers with ready-made rips and tears.
Like Stewie said to Colin Farrell, "society wants your trousers intact, but you're just not going to listen."
Something like that.
Meh. Is it this old thread again?
ds.
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