It's "turrets", not "turrents".
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Oh that's gold!
Lol my wife always says "surgeont" instead of surgeon. I always ask if she is referring to a noncom or a doctor.
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This too!!! Lol
And it's losing not loosing, and etc. not ect., and advise versus advice, and the list goes on.
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I've also seen them use the word 'torrents', lol.
Years ago I was partnered with a lady of oriental descent at a FT match. We had a target that was called the "terrorist" because it was basically a man silhouette but when she tried to pronounce terrorist it came out as tour-or-ist, actually more like tourist, LOL. So for the rest of the match we humorously called that target the tourist, LOL!
Not meaning as an insult to her of course but it was just one of those funny things that happens in life from time to time.
Years ago I was partnered with a lady of oriental descent at a FT match. We had a target that was called the "terrorist" because it was basically a man silhouette but when she tried to pronounce terrorist it came out as tour-or-ist, actually more like tourist, LOL. So for the rest of the match we humorously called that target the tourist, LOL!
Not meaning as an insult to her of course but it was just one of those funny things that happens in life from time to time.
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I find this offensive because of my turrets syndrome SHIRT, FLUCK, GASWHOLE!!! (Just noticed Dizzums beat me to it, two it, to wit?)
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That's a context thing... you brake your auto with your brakes but you break your break barrel with your muzzle brake
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Again context, you might lose an archery match if you fail to loose your arrow correctly.
It might be bad advice to advise your children to refrain from brushing their teeth.
and the list does indeed go on...
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