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Ah! If you think it's 'Or-mond' upvote Keno's post - I can't edit the original and if I delete it and re-create with the extra option there'll be another '.' post and I think I might be facing a ban for that (at least I should be) plus good data will have been lost.
When I say 'good'...
# WE ARE STEALING THE FUTURE FROM OUR CHILDREN --- WE MUST CHANGE COURSE #
It's driving me nuts on 19:25 - Jan 15 by NthQldITFC
Ah! If you think it's 'Or-mond' upvote Keno's post - I can't edit the original and if I delete it and re-create with the extra option there'll be another '.' post and I think I might be facing a ban for that (at least I should be) plus good data will have been lost.
When I say 'good'...
To be fair, I think one deliberate "." post should be ban-worthy.
I clicked mid-edit and found it especially confusing particularly when I then clicked your polls link lower down and found it only to return to its non-existence!
It was always Ar or Ah monds before I lived in South America.I have noticed when I use the English world I do now use the AL which would be a nod to the pronounciation and the word used over here,this has happened organically and without any pretentiousness
It's driving me nuts on 15:32 - Jan 16 by BiGDonnie
None of the above, apparently, according to Google...
'aa-muhnd'
That's the same as 'Ar-mond' near as dammit, at least as far as the first syllable goes, and I really can't be dealing with any second syllable shenanigans.
Thanks for everybody's input on this; I think I have the kernel of an answer.
# WE ARE STEALING THE FUTURE FROM OUR CHILDREN --- WE MUST CHANGE COURSE #
It's driving me nuts on 15:39 - Jan 16 by NthQldITFC
That's the same as 'Ar-mond' near as dammit, at least as far as the first syllable goes, and I really can't be dealing with any second syllable shenanigans.
Thanks for everybody's input on this; I think I have the kernel of an answer.